Tag: streaming

Netflix just launched one of the best animated shows of 2023

With just three days of 2023 to go, Netflix has launched a late contender for the best of 2023 lists: Pokémon Concierge, which launched yesterday on 28 December, is getting rave reviews. The only negative: with just four episodes of less than twenty minutes each, there isn’t enough of it.…

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You can now binge-watch the most entertaining show on Apple TV Plus

It’s that time of year again, the armpit of the holiday season: Christmas Day is done and New Years Eve is still some days away, nobody knows when the bins are supposed to go out and every day feels like Sunday. That means it’s the perfect time to stream Slow…

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Panic stations: why streaming’s set for big changes in 2024

Streaming services are heading for a major shake-up in 2024, according to The Financial Times. While Netflix is making money, most other streamers aren’t – and with losses of more than 5 billion dollars in the last year alone, Netflix’s rivals are looking at cost-cutting, consolidation and maybe even exiting…

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Ad nausea: Amazon Prime Video will start adding adds to your stream this month

As we reported last year, Amazon is going to start putting adverts in Prime Video for paying subscribers this year – and that advertising starts later this month on January 29. If you want to keep your ad-free viewing you’ll need to pay extra for it: $2.99 a month in the…

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Mariah wins Christmas again and smashes her own streaming record

When it comes to Christmas songs, there can be only one – and it’s Mariah Carey’s All I Want for Christmas Is You. In what’s becoming something of a festive tradition, it’s been announced that Mariah’s song has smashed Spotify’s one-day streaming record, a record previously set by… Mariah Carey. According…

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This means war: the Rebel Moon Part 2 teaser is here and it looks incredible

The first part of Rebel Moon, Zack Snynder’s sci-fi epic, didn’t just have to tell a story: it also had to set up the world, which inevitably meant that some of it was a little slow and ponderous. Part two has no such responsibilities, and as a result it can…

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