The NZA Posted September 26, 2011 Share Posted September 26, 2011 Netflix secures streaming deal with DreamWorks LOS ANGELES — DreamWorks Animation, the company behind successful movie franchises like “Madagascar” and “Shrek,” said it had completed a deal to pump its films and television specials through Netflix, replacing a less lucrative pact with HBO. The Netflix accord, which analysts estimate is worth $30 million per picture to DreamWorks over an unspecified period of years, is billed by the companies as the first time a major Hollywood supplier has chosen Web streaming over pay television. It is also a bet by Jeffrey Katzenberg, the animation studio’s chief executive, that consumers in the near future will not distinguish between the two. “We are really starting to see a long-term road map of where the industry is headed,” Mr. Katzenberg said in an interview. “This is a game-changing deal.” Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s chief content officer, added: “You’re seeing power moving back into the hands of content creators. When a company like DreamWorks ends a long-running pay TV deal — when a new buyer in the space steps up — that’s a really interesting landscape shift.” The DreamWorks contract comes as Netflix is trying to navigate a dense thicket of challenges. Competition from the likes of Apple, Amazon and Vudu, a streaming service owned by Wal-Mart, is increasingly fierce; Dish Network, which plucked Blockbuster out of bankruptcy earlier this year, on Friday announced a Blockbuster-branded streaming and DVD-by-mail service. As a “tidal wave” of Netflix competitors enter, said Michael Nathanson, a media analyst for Nomura, “in the short term it will probably be good for the price of content,” because more bidders mean that media companies can charge more for the rights to stream movies like “Avatar” and shows like “Modern Family.” More important, “in the long term it may accelerate changes in consumer behaviors,” Mr. Nathanson said, as more people choose to watch more video online. Access to movies and TV shows is what matters most to Netflix, and Hollywood, after helping to build up the company with generous deals, is starting to play hardball. Next February, Netflix is expected to lose the right to stream films from Walt Disney Studios and Sony Pictures Entertainment, as a result of a failed renegotiation with the premium cable channel Starz. But Netflix’s biggest challenge at the moment is self-inflicted. This summer, in an attempt to raise cash to license more streaming content, the company increased the price for its combination Internet streaming and DVD service, angering customers. On Sept. 18 it abruptly said it would split up the two services, frustrating fans of both. About one million of its 25 million customers in the United States are believed to have dropped the service in this quarter. The company has lost half of its value — about $8 billion worth — over the last two months. Mr. Katzenberg said he was confident about the direction Netflix was heading, calling the company’s decision to split streaming and DVD “a very tough and very strategic call that will ultimately prove to be the right one for long-term success.” “Could it have been handled better? Absolutely,” he added. “But there are always bumps when you’re looking around a corner.” Netflix will begin streaming DreamWorks films starting in 2013. The studio plans three releases that year: “The Croods,” a prehistoric comedy; “Turbo,” about a garden snail; and “Peabody & Sherman,” an adaptation of “Rocky and Bullwinkle” characters. Titles from the DreamWorks library, including “Kung Fu Panda” and “Antz,” will become available over time, the companies said. The so-called pay TV window is one of the entertainment industry’s most important business tools. In the past, HBO has paid steep licensing fees of about $20 million per picture for exclusive rights a few months after films arrive on DVD. But Netflix — capitalizing on a consumer shift to streaming content on computers, tablets and Internet-connected televisions — has been making similar deals, albeit mostly with smaller suppliers. With the DreamWorks deal, Netflix will be able to offer customers exclusive access to a pipeline of films that are reliably some of the year’s biggest box office successes. The opportunity to bolster its children’s and family offerings was another reason Netflix pursued a DreamWorks deal so aggressively. Netflix will also gain streaming rights to DreamWorks television specials. “This is one of the few family entertainment brands that matter,” Mr. Sarandos said. “It’s also a signal to people that we are in no way moving away from movies. Our programming is just reflecting more and more what people want.” For DreamWorks Animation, which has experienced a sharp erosion in its stock price over the last few months, the deal with Netflix comes with one major perk. HBO requires its studio partners to suspend digital sales of movies during its exclusive window, but Netflix will allow DreamWorks to keep selling digital downloads. What does the loss of DreamWorks mean for HBO? Anything that increases the marketplace clout of Netflix is damaging, but the premium television service will most likely not miss it much. HBO’s studio partners are increasingly making animated films and HBO recently brought in Summit Entertainment, the studio behind the “Twilight” films, as a new partner. HBO notably allowed DreamWorks out of its contract two years early. Meanwhile, Netflix keeps adding television content. Last week, Netflix announced a renewed content deal with Discovery, the owner of channels like TLC and Animal Planet, that will result in streams of old episodes of “Say Yes to the Dress,” “River Monsters” and others. What is more important, Netflix is soon going to make the source network of shows clearer; people who turn on “River Monsters” will know it is an Animal Planet show. Signaling support for Netflix, John Weiser, president of domestic distribution for Sony Pictures Television, called it an “important player and a great customer,” and said the two companies were “actively discussing producing original programming together.” Netflix is already spending $100 million to create a series called “House of Cards" and acquiring the American rights to overseas properties. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The NZA Posted October 11, 2011 Share Posted October 11, 2011 email i got earlier today says: netflix still doing DVD's, Qwikster DOA. was this all a ploy for licensing contracts, or response to backlash, or both? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mortiis558 Posted October 11, 2011 Share Posted October 11, 2011 Come on now, who DOESN'T stream everything now-a-days?? And has all this paying for shit made you all forget about the lovely lost art of pirating? I know you want to support those Shaw Bros films and all but really, just download them. Better quality and subs anyways! Either way, fuck DVD's...actually screw actual handheld media, except books! I can't read books on my ipad to save my life...it sucks. But come on, would you rather have to look through all those movies/games everytime you want to watch/play something different, or just have it all at your fingertips streamed/downloaded. Give up on your discs because one day soon they will be gone! And in like 10 years when everything is purely digital/online only formats I can be like AA and be all "I called it!!" Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lycaon Posted October 11, 2011 Share Posted October 11, 2011 Do you use the netflix streaming service? There's a hell of a lot not available to be streamed, but you can get it via their dvd service. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mortiis558 Posted October 11, 2011 Share Posted October 11, 2011 When they did their price change I switched from DVD's to Streaming only. And yes there is quite a bit to be missed, but I have found that 99% of the time, if I can't stream it on netfix I can find it somewhere else and get it a lot quicker than it takes to mail out my dvd and get a new one. Plus I lost my mail back envelope at about my 3rd dvd in and haven't been arsed to mail it back. So....lol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr. Hakujin Posted October 12, 2011 Share Posted October 12, 2011 (edited) email i got earlier today says: netflix still doing DVD's, Qwikster DOA. was this all a ploy for licensing contracts, or response to backlash, or both? I'd say more a response to backlash. Shit was less popular than New Coke. . . Disastrous Product Launches That Were Quickly Killed New Coke: 77 Days In the early 1980s, Coke was losing ground to Pepsi. So it tried to create a product that would taste more like Pepsi. While New Coke fared OK in nationwide taste tests before launching in 1985, it turned out those were misleading. Coke abandoned the product after a few weeks, and went back to its old formula. It also gave its product a new name: Coca-Cola Classic. HP Touchpad: 49 Days After just a month and a half on the market, HP gave up the TouchPad and its mobile OS, WebOS in August. The tablet was no iPad killer, selling just 25,000 units for Best Buy over the 49 days it was on their shelves. Where does this put the TouchPad in the pantheon of tech flops? Well, it lasted one day longer than the Microsoft Kin phones, another recent flop. So it's not the worst flop ever. Qwikster: 23 days In September, Reed Hastings announced that Netflix would spin off Qwikster as a DVD rental business. This move met tons of criticism, and Hastings backtracked on his statement 23 days later. Edited October 12, 2011 by Mr. Hakujin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thelogan Posted October 26, 2011 Share Posted October 26, 2011 Smooth move, Netflix. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maldron Posted October 26, 2011 Share Posted October 26, 2011 I really should buy a few shares. It's not like it's gonna stay tanked forever. *not an economist Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mortiis558 Posted October 26, 2011 Share Posted October 26, 2011 I really should buy a few shares. It's not like it's gonna stay tanked forever. *not an economist yeah but it will never reach 300 again... *also not an economist Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The NZA Posted October 27, 2011 Share Posted October 27, 2011 if this brings prices down (plus when they add games!), i'm all for these poor #'s. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr. Hakujin Posted October 28, 2011 Share Posted October 28, 2011 ^^Not an economist either. But an opportunist. . . .And a tight fisted bastard. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Keth Posted October 28, 2011 Share Posted October 28, 2011 /shared! That was hilarious Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thelogan Posted October 1, 2012 Share Posted October 1, 2012 Roughly 2 years ago, I first got Netflix for the PS3. You needed a disc, the interface was awkward and it loaded slow as shit. I tried it on the 360, and it was vastly superior. I haven't touched the PS3 one again until tonight. Oh, how the times have changed. The PS3 interface is clean, efficient and near instant. It doesn't have all the flash-y shit, it's like gamefaqs before they had banner ads. It's so much better it's almost a different product. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maldron Posted October 1, 2012 Share Posted October 1, 2012 Yeah, that disc version was terrible. Got the job done. But they've REALLY cleaned it up, man. I don't know what it's like on Wii, and I've heard horror about what the xbox has become. But I know that the PS3 interface is really damn easy to navigate. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cathy Posted October 10, 2012 Share Posted October 10, 2012 I love having Netflix on my phone and iPad. Very convenient. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Keth Posted December 6, 2012 Share Posted December 6, 2012 Netflix buys Disney (sorta) Starting in 2016, Netflix customers will be able to see recently released Disney movies in their Watch Instantly queue. Currently those movies are available on Liberty Media's Starz, a cable channel that competes with HBO, Showtime and Epix. Netflix and Disney declined to discuss financial terms of the three-year deal announced Tuesday, but it appears to be valued at around $300 million a year to Disney. Starz's deal to show Disney's movies, which dates to 1993, is due to expire in 2015. During renewal negotiations, Disney sought terms that could have resulted in an increase of about $100 million annually, according to a person familiar with the negotiations. For Disney, the income from the agreement will help offset some of the large sums it has paid in recent years for properties such as Lucasfilm Ltd., home to the "Star Wars" franchise. The deal includes Disney live-action and animated films, as well as those from Pixar Animation Studios and Marvel Studios. Netflix shares jumped 14%, or $10.65, in Tuesday trading to $86.65, indicating that most investors aren't worried about its aggressive investments in high-profile movies and TV shows for its online streaming service. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MetalHeart Posted December 7, 2012 Share Posted December 7, 2012 Hot damn. Wish I had Netflix shares. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr. Hakujin Posted April 20, 2013 Share Posted April 20, 2013 (edited) Netflix just put out another original series. Horror's not my genre really, but others here might be interested. This, however, is right up my ally. Kevin Spacey and co. gave excellent performances. I'd be surprised if it didn't get at least nominations for the Emys & Golden Globes next year. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsN0Ze9Vwso&feature=share&list=PL1A8E6B8371DF3037 Edited April 20, 2013 by Mr. Hakujin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Keth Posted April 20, 2013 Share Posted April 20, 2013 The first 2 episodes of Hemlock Grove were solid.... But I read that it gets really bad from their so I'm hesitant to continue. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The NZA Posted April 23, 2013 Share Posted April 23, 2013 Netflix adds family plan - 4 streams, $11.99 Netflix currently permits subscribers to stream two movies or TV shows simultaneously from different devices, but according to the company's top executives, that limit is about to grow. "A few members with large families run into our 2-simultaneous-stream limit," reads Netflix's quarterly letter to shareholders, written by CEO Reed Hastings and CFO David Wells. "To best serve these members, we’re shortly adding a 4-stream plan, at $11.99 in the U.S." Also, Netflix has passed HBO in subscribers for the first time. 29.17 million Netflix, 28.7 HBO. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Reverend Jax Posted April 23, 2013 Share Posted April 23, 2013 I've been wondering how long it will be before HBO offers its HBO Go service (the service HBO subscribers get access to for streaming their original programming, movies, comedy specials, etc) as a stand-alone service so you can pay for it separately without having to buy a cable package. Between Game of Thrones being the most pirated show on the internet (and True Blood being the 2nd most) and now this, HBO may be thinking that they should. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Visitant Posted April 26, 2013 Share Posted April 26, 2013 I've been enjoying Hemlock grove and I do loan out my Netflix and HBO Go accounts to friends on occasion so the family plan isn't all bad an idea. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The NZA Posted May 1, 2013 Share Posted May 1, 2013 on the downside... Netflix to lose a lot of movies (1,700+) to Warner Archive Instant after today For many Netflix subscribers, tomorrow is just another day. But to serious movie fans, especially those used to plumbing Netflix’s streaming library for lesser-known classics, May 1 is the end of an era: Streamageddon. It’s the day that hundreds of titles drawn from the libraries of Warner Bros., MGM, and Universal become exclusive to Warner Archive Instant, the classic film service that officially launched earlier this month. Complicating matters further, Netflix is currently testing a variety of new interfaces, rolling out variations on its iconic queue to small groups of users. Instead of a customizable queue, some—like me—now see a “list” which can only be sorted according to a handful of options. See the screenshot below, and don’t judge me. Others apparently see only a list of recommended titles. To judge from this discussion thread, the only thing these new options share is that Netflix’s customers loathe them. According to Netflix spokesman Joris Evers, they’re doing “what’s called A/B testing to see which version of a particular feature/experience results in increased Netflix viewing and better retention of our members.” So if people quit the service, as many of the complainants have threatened to do, that’s a good indication they didn’t like the new look. (Update, 4:10 p.m.: Evers writes in to note that “members who see their queue changed into a list as part of the test and don’t like it can contact customer support and request to leave the test and get their old experience back.”) Along with losing the ability to customize the order of titles, the new views also omit information like when movies expire, which means some Netflix viewers may be unaware that they’re about to lose a significant chunk of their queue (or “list” or whatever). The handy site InstantWatcher has a long list of movies that won’t be available on Netflix after tonight, but given that the clock is running down fast, we’ve narrowed it down to 12 that are especially worthy, with an emphasis on movies that are hard to find elsewhere. Pick a few and stay in tonight. full list should be here eventually, here's what i copied elsewhere: Universal Soldier: The Return, 1999 The World Is Not Enough, 1999 Stuart Little, 1999 WarGames, 1983 My Best Friend's Wedding, 1997 Retroactive, 1997 Two-Minute Warning, 1976 Callie & Son, 1981 Death Rides a Horse, 1968 Cruel Intentions, 1999 GoldenEye, 1995 Big Daddy, 1999 The Thirteenth Floor, 1999 Barney: Let's Play School, 1999 Goldfinger, 1964 Killer's Kiss, 1955 How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, 1967 How to Stuff a Wild Bikini, 1965 The Lady Vanishes, 1938 Legends of the Fall, 1994 Dark Planet, 1997 High Voltage, 1997 Deep Impact, 1998 The Canterbury Tales, 1972 Meet Joe Black, 1998 Dancehall Queen, 1997 Mouse Hunt, 1997 The Decameron, 1971 Disco Godfather, 1979 Dr. No, 1962 For Your Eyes Only, 1981 Elvira Madigan, 1967 Force 10 from Navarone, 1978 Timelock, 1996 Tomorrow Never Dies, 1997 The Human Tornado, 1976 The Spy Who Loved Me, 1977 Prince of Darkness, 1987 The Stranger, 1946 Sleepless in Seattle, 1993 Platoon, 1986 Reality Bites, 1994 Live and Let Die, 1973 Licence to Kill, 1989 The Object of Beauty, 1991 Marat / Sade, 1967 The Mikado, 1939 Monkey Shines, 1988 The Black Stallion, 1979 Born to Win, 1971 Arabian Nights, 1974 The Brain That Wouldn't Die, 1962 Barb Wire, 1996 Blithe Spirit, 1945 Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, 1948 Tales of Terror, 1962 Dr. Phibes Rises Again, 1972 Barney's Super Singing Circus, 2000 Black Sabbath, 1963 American Pimp, 2000 Ultimate Weapon, 1998 Stardust Memories, 1980 Longtime Companion, 1989 Finding Forrester, 2000 Friday Foster, 1975 Snatch, 2000 Attack of the Puppet People, 1958 Die Monster Die!, 1965 The End, 1978 The Man from Planet X, 1951 The Mouse on the Moon, 1963 Rancho Deluxe, 1975 You Only Live Twice, 1967 Barney: Come on Over to Barney's House, 2000 Bikini Beach, 1964 Deal of a Lifetime, 1999 The Collectors, 1999 Skipped Parts, 2000 Beach Party, 1963 A View to a Kill, 1985 Octopussy, 1983 Dillinger, 1973 Pajama Party, 1964 Frogs, 1972 Mysterious Mr. Wong, 1935 Caesar and Cleopatra, 1945 Electra, 1962 Europa Europa, 1990 32 Short Films About Glenn Gould, 1993 Equus, 1977 Fellini Satyricon, 1969 Joe Dirt, 2001 Casanova Brown, 1944 Belle of the Yukon, 1944 Gaily, Gaily, 1969 Gandhi, 1982 Beach Red, 1967 A Rage to Live, 1965 Iphigenia, 1977 The Hawaiians, 1970 The Happy Ending, 1969 Man of La Mancha, 1972 Man of Iron, 1981 Phaedra, 1962 The Charge of the Light Brigade, 1968 The Caretakers, 1963 The House on Chelouche Street, 1973 The Hospital, 1971 King of the Zombies, 1941 Pieces of Dreams, 1970 In Which We Serve, 1942 Taras Bulba, 1962 La Cage aux Folles, 1978 The Facts of Life, 1960 Sunday Bloody Sunday, 1971 Never on Sunday, 1960 The Landlord, 1970 The Wedding Banquet, 1993 How I Won the War, 1967 Prisoner of the Mountains, 1996 Two for the Seesaw, 1962 Topkapi, 1964 What's New Pussycat?, 1965 Cleopatra, 1963 The Drifter, 1988 Summer Rental, 1985 Wild in the Streets, 1968 Gregory's Girl, 1981 At the Earth's Core, 1976 The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat, 1974 Dunwich Horror, 1970 Bucktown, 1975 Five on the Black Hand Side, 1973 Fritz the Cat, 1972 Planet of the Vampires, 1965 Echo Park, 1986 Mars Needs Women, 1967 The Monster That Challenged the World, 1957 It! The Terror from Beyond Space, 1958 Look Back in Anger, 1959 Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine, 1965 The Thing with Two Heads, 1972 Donovan's Brain, 1953 The Beast Within, 1982 Breeders, 1986 Audrey Rose, 1977 Count Yorga, Vampire, 1970 Who'll Stop the Rain, 1978 Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th, 2000 The Hurricane, 1937 Cutter's Way, 1981 Not Another Teen Movie, 2001 A Tale of Springtime, 1990 Mademoiselle, 1966 Boxcar Bertha, 1972 J.D.'s Revenge, 1976 De Sade, 1969 Mulholland Dr., 2001 FernGully: The Last Rainforest, 1992 Kings Go Forth, 1958 The Cat's Meow, 2001 Wild Orchid, 1990 Kansas City Confidential, 1952 Top Secret!, 1984 Urban Cowboy, 1980 How to Murder Your Wife, 1965 The Big Knife, 1955 The Billion Dollar Hobo, 1977 Edge of Sanity, 1989 High Season, 1987 The Knack...and How to Get It, 1965 The Moderns, 1988 The Rocking Horse Winner, 1950 The Angel Levine, 1970 Stormy Monday, 1988 A Great Wall, 1986 Mahalia Jackson: The Power and the Glory, 1997 Spetters, 1980 The Road to Hong Kong, 1962 The Whistle Blower, 1987 Bank Shot, 1974 Eight Crazy Nights, 2002 Bob the Builder: The Big Game, 2002 Bob the Builder: Can We Fix It?, 2002 Adaptation., 2002 Bob the Builder: Bob Saves the Day!, 2002 Together, 2002 Barney: Let's Go to the Zoo, 2002 Barney's Read with Me / Dance with Me, 2002 Attack!, 1956 633 Squadron, 1964 Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, 2003 The Water Babies, 1978 10 to Midnight, 1983 Otello, 1986 Pauline at the Beach, 1983 Kiss Me, Stupid, 1964 Flight of the Innocent, 1993 Bob the Builder: Building Friendships, 2003 Rage of Honor, 1987 Juggernaut, 1974 One, Two, Three, 1961 Catch the Heat, 1987 Wigstock: The Movie, 1995 Terror in a Texas Town, 1958 Intimate Power, 1989 Mosquito Squadron, 1969 Operation Amsterdam, 1959 The Sum of Us, 1994 Kipper: Pools, Parks and Picnics, 1997 The Ghoul, 1933 Squirm, 1976 Burnt Offerings, 1976 Raw Meat, 1972 Barney's Best Manners, 2003 Countryman, 1982 Romantic Comedy, 1983 The Good Wife, 1987 Border Cop, 1979 Eureka, 1983 Crime of Passion, 1957 Moon of the Wolf, 1972 Lord Love a Duck, 1966 The Bloody Judge, 1970 Odds Against Tomorrow, 1959 Scream, Blacula, Scream!, 1973 Hour of the Wolf, 1968 The Wilby Conspiracy, 1975 The Monkey Hustle, 1976 La Chamade, 1969 The Serpent's Egg, 1978 Passion of Anna, 1969 Ladybird, Ladybird, 1994 American Heart, 1992 Thomas & Friends: Best of Gordon, 2003 Jack the Giant Killer, 1962 Laws of Gravity, 1992 The Kitchen Toto, 1987 Barney: Sing & Dance with Barney, 2004 Barney: Barney's Adventure Bus, 2004 Little Monsters, 1989 Thomas & Friends: Thomas & His Friends Get Along, 2004 Chastity, 1969 Joyride, 1977 The Passionate Friends, 1949 This Happy Breed, 1944 Stardust, 1998 Roller Boogie, 1979 The Apple, 1980 Barney: Now I Know My ABCs, 2004 Bob the Builder: Bob's Favorite Adventures, 2002 Smile, 1975 Moving Target, 1988 Thomas & Friends: Thomas and the Jet Engine, 2004 Barney's Dino Dancin' Tunes, 2004 The Shanghai Cobra, 1945 The Scarlet Clue, 1945 Charlie Chan: The Jade Mask, 1945 Charlie Chan: Meeting at Midnight, 1944 The Belly of an Architect, 1987 Thomas & Friends: Steamies vs. Diesels, 2003 Charlie Chan: The Secret Service, 1944 Thunderbirds Are GO, 1966 Comic Book Confidential, 1988 Charlie Chan: The Chinese Cat, 1944 Doctor in the House, 1954 Bad Timing, 1980 Kes, 1969 Pulp, 1972 Billion Dollar Brain, 1967 The Scalphunters, 1968 Tintorera: Killer Shark, 1977 The Burning, 1981 Grave of the Vampire, 1974 Witchfinder General, 1968 Sorted, 2000 Carve Her Name with Pride, 1958 Alfie, 2004 A Town Like Alice, 1956 The Naked Truth, 1958 Daughters of Satan, 1972 Special Effects, 1984 Patty Duke: Billie, 1965 I Could Go On Singing, 1963 Robin Hood, 1991 Timerider: The Adventure of Lyle Swann, 1982 Out Cold, 1989 The Last Man on Earth, 1964 Vincent & Theo, 1990 Garbo Talks, 1984 Thomas & Friends: Thomas' Snowy Surprise, 2004 Jinxed!, 1982 Northwest Frontier, 1959 Burn!, 1970 The Hound of the Baskervilles, 1978 Android, 1982 Thomas & Friends: Hooray for Thomas, 2005 Anna Lucasta, 1958 Jeremy, 1973 Until September, 1984 Nobody's Fool, 1986 Salt and Pepper, 1968 Crossplot, 1969 Crack House, 1989 Monster Dog, 1985 Monkey on My Back, 1957 Dempsey, 1983 Body and Soul, 1981 Attack on the Iron Coast, 1968 Beachhead, 1954 The Golden Seal, 1983 The Crook, 1971 Viva Maria!, 1965 Staying Together, 1989 Hey Babu Riba, 1987 Namu: My Best Friend, 1966 C.H.O.M.P.S., 1979 A Midsummer Night's Dream, 1968 Thomas & Friends: Thomas' Sodor Celebration, 2005 The Quiet American, 1958 Barney's Rhyme Time Rhythm, 2000 The Fast and the Furious, 1955 Calendar Girl Murders, 1984 The Mystery of Mr. Wong, 1939 Thomas & Friends: Thomas & His Friends Help Out, 1996 Thomas & Friends: Spills & Chills, 2002 Thomas & Friends: Salty's Secret, 2002 Thomas & Friends: Best of Percy, 2001 Thomas & Friends: Best of James, 2002 Thomas & Friends: Cranky Bugs, 1998 Thomas & Friends: Best of Thomas, 2001 The Manster, 1959 Thomas & Friends: Make Someone Happy, 2000 Thomas & Friends: James & the Red Balloon, 2003 Thomas & Friends: Races, Rescues & Runaways, 1999 Yongary, Monster from the Deep, 1967 Soldier's Revenge, 1984 Christopher Columbus, 1949 Patterns, 1956 Miracle Dogs, 2003 Creature, 1985 Matilda: Special Edition, 1996 The Magic Sword, 1962 Young and Innocent, 1937 The Noose Hangs High, 1948 Dance with Me, Henry, 1956 Warm Summer Rain, 1989 The Garbage Pail Kids Movie, 1987 I'll Take Sweden, 1965 Doomed to Die, 1940 The Law Rides Again, 1943 Thomas & Friends: James Learns a Lesson, 1994 Thomas & Friends: 10 Years of Thomas, 1995 I Love You, Don't Touch Me, 1998 Inserts, 1974 Without You I'm Nothing, 1990 Huckleberry Finn, 1974 Hansel and Gretel, 1987 The Emperor's New Clothes, 1987 Crucible of Horror, 1970 Barney: The Land of Make Believe, 2004 Thomas & Friends: Percy Saves the Day, 2005 Dead Cert, 1974 The House Where Evil Dwells, 1982 Dolls, 1987 The Resurrected, 1992 Barney: Let's Go to the Beach, 2005 Bob the Builder: When Bob Became a Builder, 2005 21 Hours at Munich, 1976 Simba, 1955 Once a Jolly Swagman, 1949 Konga, 1961 Everybody Wins, 1990 Barney: Can You Sing That Song?, 2005 Beggars in Ermine, 1934 Bush Christmas, 1947 He Who Must Die, 1957 Love at Stake, 1988 The Group, 1966 Warrior of the Lost World, 1985 Paper Lion, 1968 Thomas & Friends: Thomas Comes to Breakfast, 1992 Thomas & Friends: Thomas and the Really Brave Engines, 2006 Irresistible, 2006 Theremin: An Electronic Odyssey, 1993 High Anxiety, 1977 Boy of the Streets, 1937 A Canterbury Tale, 1949 Thomas & Friends: On Site with Thomas, 2006 Thomas & Friends: Percy & the Dragon, 2006 Bob the Builder: Built to Be Wild, 2001 Barney: Let's Make Music, 2006 The Boy & the Pirates, 1960 Curse of the Swamp Creature, 1966 Thomas & Friends: Sing-Along & Stories, 1994 Thomas & Friends: Thomas Gets Bumped, 1992 Fireball 500, 1966 Invisible Invaders, 1959 The Mini-Skirt Mob, 1968 Night of the Comet, 1984 Thomas & Friends: A Big Day for Thomas, 2003 Thomas & Friends: Trust Thomas, 2006 Lemon Popsicle, 1978 Thomas & Friends: Milkshake Muddle, 1992 The Ceremony, 1963 The Climax, 1967 The Retrievers, 2001 Thomas & Friends: The Special Letter, 2007 Thomas & Friends: Percy's Ghostly Trick, 2007 Doctor Blood's Coffin, 1961 The Vampire, 1957 Red Planet Mars, 1952 Neanderthal Man, 1953 Thieves Like Us, 1974 Play Dirty, 1968 Barney: Let's Go to the Fire House, 2007 The Hills Run Red, 1967 What Love Is, 2007 The Battle of El Alamein, 1969 Gun the Man Down, 1956 The Happy Hooker, 1975 10:30 P.M. Summer, 1966 A Bullet for Joey, 1955 Detective Kitty O'Day, 1944 Thomas & Friends: Carnival Capers, 2007 Mission of the Shark: The Saga of the U.S.S. Indianapolis, 1991 Thomas & Friends: James Goes Buzz Buzz, 2007 Thomas & Friends: Thomas Gets Tricked, 2007 Bob the Builder: Scrambler to the Rescue, 2007 The Food of the Gods, 1976 Solarbabies, 1986 Barney's Dino-Mite Birthday, 2007 Thomas & Friends: Thomas & the Toy Workshop, 2007 Them, 2007 Scarecrows, 1988 Thomas & Friends: Tales from the Tracks, 2006 Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number!, 1966 Caged Fury, 1989 The Return of Count Yorga, 1971 Bob the Builder: On Site: Roads & Bridges, 2008 Barney: Celebrating Around the World, 2007 The Young Savages, 1961 Barney: Animal ABCs, 2008 Solomon and Sheba, 1959 Kings of the Sun, 1963 Amok Train, 1989 The Secret Invasion, 1964 California, 1963 The Comedy of Terrors, 1963 Eight on the Lam, 1967 Diary of a High School Bride, 1959 The First Time, 1968 Every Breath, 1994 Navajo Joe, 1966 The One That Got Away, 1957 Manchu Eagle Murder Caper Mystery, 1975 In Dangerous Company, 1988 Saintly Sinners, 1962 The Glory Guys, 1965 Five Steps to Danger, 1957 Flight from Ashiya, 1964 Huk!, 1956 Golden Needles, 1974 Harry in Your Pocket, 1973 Thomas & Friends: Mud Glorious Mud, 2007 Commander Hamilton, 1998 What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?, 1966 If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium, 1969 Grayeagle, 1977 Gun Brothers, 1956 Modern Girls, 1986 LBJ: The Early Years, 1987 In the Arms of a Killer, 1992 Lady Against the Odds, 1992 Joe Dancer: The Monkey Mission, 1981 Joe Dancer: The Big Trade, 1981 Joe Dancer: The Big Black Pill, 1981 Chilly Scenes of Winter, 1979 K-9000, 1990 A Child Is Waiting, 1963 Shout at the Devil, 1976 Bob the Builder: On Site: Houses & Playgrounds, 2008 Double Trouble, 1992 The House on Garibaldi Street, 1979 I Take These Men, 1982 Hey, I'm Alive!, 1975 Hennessy, 1975 Gun Duel in Durango, 1957 Gun Fever, 1958 Gun Street, 1961 The Best of Barney, 2008 Thomas & Friends: The Great Discovery, 2008 The Square Peg, 1958 Fireproof, 2008 Diary of a Hitman, 1991 The Boss, 1956 Shiver, 2008 Just My Luck, 1957 What Doesn't Kill You, 2008 Intimate Betrayal, 1987 Leona Helmsley: The Queen of Mean, 1990 Leave 'Em Laughing, 1981 Open Season 2, 2008 Mercy or Murder?, 1987 Louis Armstrong: Chicago Style, 1976 A Love Affair: The Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Story, 1978 Lois Gibbs and the Love Canal, 1982 Bob the Builder: Race to the Finish, 2008 Barney: Once Upon a Dino Tale, 2008 Melvin Purvis: G-Man, 1974 Made in USA, 1987 Murder by the Book, 1987 My Gun Is Quick, 1957 Noose for a Gunman, 1960 Number One With a Bullet, 1987 Quincannon: Frontier Scout, 1956 He's My Girl, 1987 Oklahoma Territory, 1960 Strictly Sexual, 2008 Miracle on Ice, 1981 Movers & Shakers, 1985 Thomas & Friends: Railway Friends, 2008 A Matter of Sex, 1984 Malta Story, 1953 Barney's Top 20 Countdown, 2009 Bob the Builder: On Site: Skyscrapers, 2009 It's a Pleasure, 1945 Thirst, 2009 The Good Witch, 2008 The King and Four Queens, 1956 Time Limit, 1957 The Magic Bow, 1946 Razortooth, 2006 Under Our Skin, 2008 The New Daughter, 2009 St. Trinian's, 2007 Isle of Missing Men, 1942 Trucker, 2008 Sugar Hill, 1974 Thomas & Friends: Hero of the Rails, 2009 Barney: Jungle Friends, 2009 Smokin' Aces 2: Assassins' Ball, 2010 ]i'm sure itunes, steam etc have to deal with this every now & again, just kinda sucks while studios sort out that no one's gonna sub to a bunch of different services for each of them. 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Reverend Jax Posted May 1, 2013 Share Posted May 1, 2013 Yeah, hopefully this venture will fail for Warner Bros and they'll soon go back to Netflix. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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