Netflix
Access a vast library of global content with Netflix's movies and TV shows streaming, available in 4K. Experience seamless viewing across multiple devices, including Chromecast and AirPlay support, plus offline download options for flexible watching. Enjoy personalized recommendations through the intuitive interface.
Cost / License
- Subscription
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Windows
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Chrome OS
- Android Tablet
- Windows Phone
- iPad
- Apple TV
- Daydream
- Kindle Fire
- Playstation
- Fire TV
- Nintendo Switch
- Xbox
Features
- Movie Streaming
- Support for 4K
- Media Streaming
- Movies Filtering
- Casting to TV
- Support for subtitles
- Dark Mode
- HDR Support
- Works Offline
- Dolby Vision
- Search movies by actors
- Kids Mode
- Local server included
- Personalized Recommendations
- VOD
- AirPlay Support
- Chromecast Support
- Two-factor Authentication
Tags
- TV Shows
- tvshows-online
- originals
- films
- Watch movies
- watch-film
Netflix News & Activities
Recent News
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Netflix to acquire Warner Bros and its streaming platform HBO Max for 82.7 billion dollarsNetflix has recently announced a plan to acquire Warner Bros. for approximately 82.7 billion dollar...
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Netflix quietly dropped phone casting support for newer Chromecast devices and TV StreamerNetflix has quietly removed the casting feature from its mobile apps to most modern TVs and streami...
- Maoholguin published news article about Netflix
Netflix launches Game Night for TV play using phones as controllers, no downloads requiredNetflix is beginning to explore new approaches within its Games offering with the introduction of G...
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What is Netflix?
Netflix is the world’s leading subscription service for watching TV episodes and movies on your phone.
Besides offering a popular DVD rental-by-mail service, Netflix allows you to stream thousands of movies and TV shows to your computer. Watch movies instantly from your PC (with Microsoft Silverlight), mobile device, or straight on your TV.
No commercials. No hidden fees. Try one month free. You can cancel anytime.
You can also download some shows and movies to mobile devices for offline viewing. The feature is included in all plans and available worldwide, but Android devices must be able to stream Netflix in HD to select video quality.
Netflix information
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Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $7 and $23 per month.Rating
Average rating of 4.1Alternatives
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- French
- German
- Greek
- Hebrew
- Hindi
- Hungarian
- Indonesian
- Japanese
- Korean
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- Polish
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- Romanian
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- Chinese
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Comments and Reviews
Though Netflix goes through periods of waxing and waning in terms of new original content being added, it is an invaluable service for anyone that enjoys quality television and movies. The selection is absolutely labyrinthine in scope, with every genre one can possibly think of accounted for heavily. There's plenty of content for anyone looking to watch something no matter where they are, and that makes Netflix an easy recommendation.
but is still a better choice than amazon or hulu if you are outside the us.
I think till the u.s. maffia (mpaa) won't lift the geo-block (morons the internet has no borders), torrent users will seed the "illegal" stuff and services like netflix are forced to use encryption to "protect" them from the "swarm".
p.s: I subscribed for a couple of months (to support this way some of my favorite shows) and i'm still seeding to others that is currently blocked by their f-ing "law".
bye-bye streaming services untill geo-blocking will be illegal
Region blocking aka IP checking to see if its the same user or if you are sharing is easy to overcome.
Yeah you gotta know your way around networks a bit but, create a VPN on your router and just connect to it before watching, set that up on your friends phones, laptops and PCs and they're good to go.
Its a lot of work and that's why I recommend just unsubscribing simply :P
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Netflix#Quantity_over_quality
Used to be goated with a VPN, but the crackdown on account sharing ruined it
Netflix used to be a pretty good streaming service, but lately, it’s gone downhill. The geoblocking and privacy issues really take away from the experience. It’s still okay for now, but it would be a bummer if it gets any worse
I’ve been with Netflix for a while now, and I really dig the original series—they’re often the highlight of my evenings. However, I have to admit that when it comes to movies, Netflix can be hit or miss. Sometimes I feel like I'm scrolling endlessly for something decent, and honestly, other streaming services seem to nail it a bit better in that department. I still enjoy Netflix for its binge-worthy shows, but for a solid movie night, I might explore other options.
The only reason I still have this is because a family member of mine is paying for it. They keep removing features subscribers like in order to increase profits. They fund crappy remakes. Plus I never liked subscription-based models. However I give it 2 stars because at least they let you use ad block for the ad-based plan. The fact you have to pay for ads is still annoying though.