Netflix Reviews, Interviews & More
Ten years after it began, and seven years after it was brutally canceled by Fox, beloved cult TV series Arrested Development is finally back—in trailer form, anyway. The long-awaited Netflix-only fourth season (a prologue to the equally long-awaited Arrested Development film) is set to begin streaming in its entirety on May 26th, but for now, we’ve got the fourth season...
After years of rumors, innuendos, hints, news leaks, official confirmation, Twitter peeks, and endless fan speculation, the impossible is finally happening—the long awaited fourth season of Arrested Development is set to premiere on Netflix. How do we know? Because it even has a premiere date. There’s no turning back now.
Robert Rodriquez is busy filming his Sin City sequel, but he found some time to release some photos of Josh Brolin in character. This is the first look we get of Brolin as Dwight, and he looks like a mad man on a mission. Also, Harry Potter actor Rupert Grint is going into television. He's been cast to play a Kick-Ass-type superhero on a CBS pilot called...
With the recent launch of House of Cards, and the upcoming season of Arrested Development, Netflix has been advancing their game plan of having just as much television as a regular station, or at least a basic cable channel. Their latest acquisition is a spin-off of the movie Turbo, which hasn't even hit theaters yet.
Netflix answered many fans' prayers when they green lit the latest season for the cult television show Arrested Development. Fans have been eagerly awaiting to see new images or clips of the upcoming fourth season, but Netflix hasn't dished that out just yet. Instead the marketing team decided to go a cuter route having to do with a Mr. Tobias Fünke.
While the upcoming Netflix-only season four of Arrested Development is busy being hungrily anticipated by fans of the show (which was cancelled by Fox after its third season in 2006), the brilliant sitcom’s creator, Mitch Hurwitz, dropped something of a bomb on fans yesterday: the fourth season will not, repeat, will not feature a reunion of the Arrested...
For those of you who waited years for some kind of Arrested Development reunion show or film, 2012 has been your year, with the news that not only would there be an Arrested Development film, but there would also be a 10 episode season on Netflix, with each episode revolving around a single AD character to update audiences prior to the film. And despite the fact...
After suffering from declining profits, Netflix could be getting a huge boost starting next year due to their new agreement with the House of Mouse. After taking their time forging a deal with Disney that users were hoping to see awhile ago, we'll be able to add a couple of our favorite classics onto our Instant queue. But there's more to it then that.
Fans of AMC’s The Killing, you finally—finally—have something to celebrate. After getting cancelled by AMC following a mediocre second season, your favorite serialized drama about a town rocked by the death of a teenage girl that isn’t Twin Peaks has finally found a new home… on AMC. That’s right, despite rumors of Netflix picking up...
Is Netflix the new HBO? It could be. The home video rental agency that destroyed Blockbuster has been pursuing online shows as part of its Netflix Instant lineup. First there was Lilyhammer, which didn't get much traction, but in February we're getting House of Cards from the studio Media Rights Capital, which stars Kevin Spacey and Robin...
If you were hoping to host a Hoarders marathon, via Netflix, over the weekend, then you're in for some bad news. Some 800 hours of A&E and History content were removed from Netflix on Friday after the companies failed to reach a new agreement.
Although it was announced last month that AMC Networks will not be ordering a third season of the mystery crime drama The Killing, it might not be the end for troubled series, as Fox Television appears to have found some parties interested in keeping the show going. Read on for more.
Though the Netflix deal was inked a long time ago, the reality that Arrested Development might be coming back is almost too much to take. Will Arnett has recently said that shooting will begin this summer, and now creator Mitch Hurwitz has talked to Vulture about the forthcoming season--and you can't expect what was once expected.
It’s been a big day in the world of entertainment news blurbs today, with various rumors/ news bits leaking about the possible casting of Johnny Depp in Beetlejuice 2, what is sounding more and more like the downfall of the American version of The Office, a rumored “four hour” version of The Dark Knight Rises, and scattered bits and pieces concerning things as...
In a smart move made to throw support behind Netflix in an effort to allow the company to compete with pay cable channels, the Weinstein Company has announced a deal which “will make foreign language, documentary and certain other movies from The Weinstein Company exclusively available for Netflix members in the U.S. to watch instantly.”
This week the Academy added The Muppets and Cirque du Soleil to its Oscars telecast. We'll have the chance to see acrobatic dancers perform, and best of all, Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy. Jon Hamm also revealed some new "Mad Men" details, all during an interview at the BAFTAs. We've also got some stills from the upcoming movie Deep...
Oh, Netflix. After the online film rental and streaming company announcing last year that they would create a separate company called Qwikster that would handle all of their DVD and Blu-Rays, as well as promising “to keep DVD as healthy as possible for as many years as possible,” as well as renting out video games, they faltered a bit, deciding not to split the company into a streaming...
Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, the holiday week is starting off with good news—cult comedy Arrested Development, unfortunately cancelled by Fox in 2006, is not only coming to the big screen (as we reported earlier this year), but is getting a much-delayed fourth season… and it will be streaming exclusively on Netflix.
Do you ever get the feeling that some people simply have no idea what the hell they’re doing? Even the really successful people, like, say, the heads of the most successful online streaming and DVD/Blu-Ray rental company ever? Yeah, me too. As has become more and more evident lately, Netflix seemingly has no idea what it’s doing, and continues to fumble forward, as CEO Reed...
Ever tool around on Netflix Instant, unsure of what streaming film to dive into for the night? Tired of simply resigning yourself to streaming more reruns of The Office instead of exploring new movies? Then dig into our Netflix Instant Gems below, wherein we’ll offer up a weekly list of quietly excellent—and highly recommended—films tucked...
