It'd be difficult to check out everything leaving Netflix in August, so we have a list of the best of the best films you have to watch before they disappear.
The Sanctuary Tree doesn't keep its secrets very well. A gorgeous new poster has been released for the upcoming Netflix series The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, and it contains a coded message that didn't take long for the denizens of Twitter to crack.
Hype for Netflix's The Witcher has been building for months now, and after Netflix has teased hopefuls with the first batch of images of the cast, showrunner Lauren Hissrich thought it time to sit down and open up about the impending series.
Are you red-y for more Reynolds? Ryan Reynolds has joined the cast of Red Notice, the action thriller from writer-director Rawson Marshall Thurber that was initially set up at Universal Pictures but has now moved to Netflix. Dwayne Johnson and Gal Gadot also star.
Netflix has a bad habit to kick. After a recent report revealed that depictions of smoking in its original content have tripled in just the last year, the streamer has declared that they will adopt a new, much more restrictive policy in regard to such depictions going forward.
Got monsters? Netflix has your monster hunters. The streamer's original series The Witcher, based on a series of books by Polish novelist Andrzej Sapkowski, revealed a set of first-look images of its cast today by way of star Henry Cavill's Instagram. The show is set to premiere later this year.
Netflix is adding a bunch of awesome content in July 2019 -- and getting rid of a lot of great titles too. Here are our picks for the movies you must stream one more time before they leave the service, potentially never to return.
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Aldrich, and the Wardrobe. Coco co-writer Matthew Aldrich is set to oversee Netflix's upcoming adaptations of C.S. Lewis' fantasy book series The Chronicles of Narnia. Aldrich will serve as the "creative architect" on several movies and "at least one" show.
After years spent trapped in development hell, The Division is finally moving forward — but not into theaters. At the 2019 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) on Monday, Ubisoft announced that the Division film starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Chastain is heading to Netflix.
Netflix is bringing a triple-scoop sundae of delicious offerings to its content catalog in June -- but to make room for the new arrivals, several special titles are getting tossed in the trash. Such is life in the streaming world: sites give, but they also must take away.
The CW and Netflix are cutting ties. Deadline reported Wednesday, May 15 that the broadcast television network has declined to renew its output deal with the streaming giant. New and in-development CW series will now be shopped individually to various streaming platforms.
Kimmy Schmidt and friends are returning to Netflix, and this time, you get to make all of their questionable decisions for them. The streamer has announced that a special continuing the story of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt will debut sometime in 2020, and it will be an interactive adventure.
Ryan Murphy is looking to cement his title as King of the Small Screen. At Tuesday's Time 100 Summit, the American Horror Story creator revealed that since signing his massive development deal with Netflix last year, he's had no fewer than ten projects get the greenlight from the streamer.
Well, hey there, space cowboy. Netflix confirmed Thursday, April 4 that John Cho is the world's new space-faring bounty hunter Spike Spiegel, having nabbed the coveted role on the forthcoming live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop. Joining Cho are Mustafa Shakir, Daniella Pineda, and Alex Hassell.
Netflix has become a platform for fresh faces to break through, but not all of the streaming platform's stars are new to the game. Don't adjust your screen if these up-and-comers look a little more familiar than you might've expected.
Despite originally refusing to remove controversial footage included in its flash-in-the-pan horror hit Bird Box, Netflix has now changed its mind. The streamer will cut from Bird Box footage of the real-life Lac-Mégantic rail disaster that took place in 2013.
Time is up for One Day at a Time. Netflix announced Thursday that it has canceled its original streaming series One Day at a Time, a comedy-drama inspired by Norman Lear's 1975 sitcom of the same name, after three seasons on the platform.
The Devil All The Time continues to reach for the stars... as in, nearly all of them. British actor Harry Melling has joined the absolutely loaded cast of the Netflix original film, which is based on the 2011 Donald Ray Pollock novel of the same name. Deadline was first with the news.
New place, new story, same spooks. Netflix has renewed its hit horror series The Haunting of Hill House for another season. But not just any ol' season — a new installment in what's now an anthology. The new entry is entitled The Haunting of Bly Manor, based on the works of Henry James.
Rest in peace, the last of the Marvel-Netflix superhero series. Deadline delivered harrowing news to the masses on Monday afternoon: both The Punisher and Jessica Jones have been cancelled at Netflix. Marvel Television head honcho Jeph Loeb penned a letter to Marvel fans addressing the situation.