An academic research project dedicated to Netflix "original" films and other SVOD-native movies. Follow for updates and visit my blog. Aka @CTMeir.
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Very pleased to announce that European Cinema in the Streaming Era has been published! The book's introduction and foreword (the latter from Ramon Lobato) can be freely downloaded here (1): researchgate.net/publication…
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POSSIBLE LOVE is landing on Netflix, finally! I can’t wait to add it to my endless watchlist and never actually watch it
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The Netflix Original Movie Experiment Has Failed — and Netflix Will Be All the Better for It indiewire.com/features/comme…
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Frazzled by Netflix's movie strategy.
Engagement isn't growing, yet they cut releases dramatically and now plan to put their biggest releases in theaters, which will undoubtedly cut into their engagement, particularly at launch.
KPop Demon Hunters 2 will be less impacted but a movie like Narnia? Will that even get into Netflix's all-time top 10? Is the press around its box office potentially tanking worth it?
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The trumpets are getting louder. Great scoop - huge loss.
New: David Fincher, who has been working at Netflix since 2011, will exit his overall deal in 2027.
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Amazon Prime is hands down the worst streaming service. Like, “thanks for subscribing, here is a list of movies you need a different subscription for”.
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Netflix is giving its Spanish-language Oscar hopeful “La Bola Negra” the longest theatrical release (47 days) in the streamer’s history.
The queer epic was originally slated to open in theaters Nov. 6 ahead of a Dec. 4 streaming bow. The film will now arrive in theaters Oct. 16 and land on Netflix Dec. 2, a 47-day exclusive window and the widest theatrical commitment the company has given one of its titles to date.
variety.com/2026/film/awards…
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Wall Street: Hey Netflix, we're concerned about your viewership numbers, and what they may be telling us about your business.
Netflix: On it! We will give you fewer numbers.
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Netflix has released viewership data covering the first half of 2026!
We've combined it into our BIG Engagement Report search tool.
Play here: whats-on-netflix.com/most-po…
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Want to know what kind of movies Netflix is making over the next few years? A massive new report from The Insneider just revealed what Netflix is planning to make.
> Quality > Quantity: The target is now just 30 original movies a year.
> Action movies are going back to grounded, '90s/early 2000s-style thrillers. Heavy CGI space operas are out.
> Comedy Swings: They want massive star vehicles (Sandler/Hart) OR cheap, sub-$20M comedies aimed at specific audiences (the North Star is Superbad).
> Family Tentpoles: Searching for big 4-quadrant adventures like Jurassic Park and high-concept comedies like Mrs. Doubtfire.
🔗 whats-on-netflix.com/news/wh…
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News: Amazon, fresh off a massive partnership with OpenAI, is dumping its finished Sam Altman movie ARTIFICIAL from Luca Guadagnino. Yeah.... Details and full statement from Amazon ⬇️⬇️ puck.news/amazon-is-dumping-…
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Netflix dominoes are falling, David Fincher is now getting the “Greta deal” (the first deal) and will debut Cliff Booth movie in IMAX theaters globally over Thanksgiving and then on Netflix for Christmas. AMC facilitating this despite the short window.
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In mid April, Netflix had its two worst weeks of streaming since Nielsen started measuring.
The week of April 13, its highest-rated programming was reruns of Grey's Anatomy.
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Dan Lin is scaling back Netflix’s film output as data shows TV still drives engagement and retention in streaming. trib.al/p7Gp3sU
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The streaming model is built on the back of TV. Film libraries still matter, but not as much as the industry once thought.
Dan Lin is scaling back Netflix’s film output as data shows TV still drives engagement and retention in streaming. trib.al/p7Gp3sU
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Big news: @reedhastings is stepping down from the board of @netflix.
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Netflix has cut back its output of original movies by more than 50% from four years ago.
(It still releases the most original movies of any company.)
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Movistar+ strikes again.
Increíble: Tres pelis españolas compiten por la Palma de Oro
- La bola negra, de Javier Calvo y Javier Ambrossi
- Amarga Navidad, de Pedro Almodóvar
- El ser querido, de Rodrigo Sorogoyen
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Belgian Court Rejects Netflix Financial Obligations Appeal But Leaves Door Open For Legal Debate deadline.com/2026/03/belgian…
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