Netflix Loses 1M Users in Spain over Password Policing

Re:Netflix Loses 1M Users in Spain over Password Policing by WastingMyTime89 on Wednesday April 26, 2023 @04:55AM (#35711060)

Mubi (https://mubi.com/) is nice. You don’t get a huge catalogue but they cycle it very regularly with varying thematic focus and showcase a mix of old movies and new art releases. It feels a bit like a cinema club. I recommend.

Sadly people focus as definitely shifted toward serial shows rather than films so movie streaming is not really an interesting market to address. I’m really confused by that because the feeling I get from 90% of the show I try to watch and always fail to finish is that there is a good movie hiding in the indulgent editing. Even prestige TV shows are full of padding.

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Re:Netflix Loses 1M Users in Spain over Password Policing by dbspin on Wednesday April 26, 2023 @05:31AM (#35711300)

Mubi's catalogue is tiny, and I find their marketing and interface (which strongly imply all the shows that have ever been been on the platform are currently on the platform, misleading). Criterion Channel (https://www.criterionchannel.com/) is a similar art film / critically acclaimed film network, which an enormously larger and more diverse catalogue. Officially it's only available in the US but if you sign up through a VPN it works everywhere.

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