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Tap Into Sports Movies With These Codes From Netflix

I’m a sucker for great sports movies. And I feel like I grew up watching some really great ones: Slap Shot, Major League, Wildcats, all kinds of great stuff.

And the good sports movies seem to keep on coming, too.

That’s why we want to share these Netflix codes with you that specifically let you browse sports movies by genre.

To access each of these individual categories, sign into Netflix and replace the “xxx” in this web address (www.netflix.com/browse/genre/xxx) with the corresponding code number below OR just click directly on the links we provided.

Now it’s time to dive in to some great sports flicks!

Enjoy!

1. Sports Comedies (5286)

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Sports movies are best served with a side of humor. Do you want to laugh while you watch athletes doing their thing?

This code will let you watch such films as Jerry Maguire, Holy Goalie, and Hot Rod.

2. Sports Documentaries (180)

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There are a lot of good sports documentaries out there.

Some of the docs you can watch when you use this secret code are The Mind of Aaron Hernandez, Conor McGregor: Notorious, and Senna.

3. Sports Dramas (7243)

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I can think of a lot of great dramatic films that revolve around sports: Hoosiers, Rudy, and Prefontaine, to name a few.

With this secret code, you’ll be able to watch the great hockey film Miracle, Indian Horse, and Ultras, among many others.

4. Baseball Movies (12339)

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Obviously, the MLB season is postponed right now, so we all need to get our baseball fix somewhere, right?

With this code, you can watch The Natural, Major League II, and The Battered Bastards of Baseball, among others.

5. Football Movies (12803)

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You ready to get your gridiron on? I know I am!

If you want to watch some football movies using this code, you can watch Greater, The 4th Company, and of course, the classic Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.

6. Boxing Movies (12443)

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I love boxing movies! And there are a lot of good ones out there to choose from.

Using this code, you can enjoy such films as  The Brawler, Counterpunch, and

7. Soccer Movies (12549)

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Soccer is the most popular sport in the entire world, so it makes sense that there are a lot of films dedicated to this wonderful game.

The Soccer Movies secret code allows you to watch such films from around the world as Summer ’92, The Perfect Day, Concrete Football, and Ultras.

8. Martial Arts, Boxing & Wrestling (6695)

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If the fight game is more your speed, you’ll want to check out this category.

By using this code, you can watch Team Foxcatcher, Beyond the Mat, and the series Fightworld.

9. Basketball Movies (12762)

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I don’t know about you, but I’m really sad that the NCAA tournament was canceled this year. My Kansas Jayhawks looked like they had a great chance to be national champions this year but the world has pretty much come to a halt right now.

But you can still enjoy some basketball films with this secret code. Enjoy such titles as Above the Rim, High Flying Bird, and the documentary #Rucker50.

Now you can get your sports on!

One recommendation Netflix, if you’re listening…can we please get a Hockey Movies category sometime soon? Please and thank you!

Do you have any recommendations for other great sports movies that you’re a big fan of?

Let us know in the comments, please!

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Here are the Netflix Secret Codes to All the Action and Adventure Movies You Could Ever Hope to See

It can be hard to find good action movies. Like, really hard.

I like to get pretty specific with my action films, and that’s why these secret codes from Netflix are awesome because they have the action genre (and every other genre) broken down to very specific sub-genres.

To access each of these individual categories, replace the “xxx” in this web address with the corresponding code number below OR just click directly on the links we provided.

www.netflix.com/browse/genre/xxx

Oh, and you’ll also have to be signed into Netflix in order to view these. Because, you know, that’s only fair.

Now let’s get our action on!

1. Asian Action Movies (77232)

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There are a ton of good Asian action movies out there to pick from. Some of the ones you might want to check out on Netflix streaming are Train to Busan, The Night Comes For Us, and Headshot.

Just so you know, Asian action movies are usually pretty violent and bloody…just so you know.

2. Classic Action & Adventure (46576)

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Ahhh, yes. The classics. The good stuff from the old days!

Here are just a few of the films you might want to watch in this category: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and even the incredible Back to the Future.

3. Action Comedies (43040)

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Do you like your action flicks to be on the goofy side? Then this is the genre for you!

Choose from such funny action flicks as The Other Guys, Ant-Man and The Wasp, and the buddy comedy Bad Boys II.

4. Action Thrillers (43048)

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Do you like to be on the edge of your seat when you watch a movie? Then take a look at the Action Thrillers category.

You might be interested in Snowpiercer, End of Watch, and Minority Report starring Tom Cruise.

5. Adventures (7442)

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Do you see who’s in that photo? Yeah, you do!

It’s Doc Brown and Marty McFly! This category is chock-full of fun adventure films like Back to the Future, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

6. Comic Book and Superhero Movies (10118)

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Are comic books and superheroes more your speed?

Well, lucky for you Netflix has a good selection to choose from and you know they’ll just be adding more based on how popular these films are.

Sink your teeth into Avengers: Infinity War, Hancock, and The Green Hornet.

7. Westerns (7700)

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Do you enjoy the rustic setting of Western action films? I know I do!

Tap into this category and you can watch Django Unchained, Hostiles, The Hateful Eight, and The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, among others.

8. Spy Action & Adventure (10702)

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Espionage films can be a ton of fun if they are done well. And there are quite a few of them out there that fit the bill.

This genre on Netflix will allow you to see Patriot Games, The Saint, and a number of James Bond films.

9. Crime Action & Adventure (9584)

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Get all revved up and taken away on an action-packed journey with these films.

You can watch Triple Frontier, The Tourist, and the recent release, Spenser Confidential.

10. Martial Arts Movies (8985)

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I grew up on these kinds of flicks and I absolutely love them!

If you’re like me, you’ll want to use this code to watch Bloodsport, The Matrix Revolutions, Kung Fu Hustle, and old-school martial arts movies like Return to the 36th Chamber.

11. Military Action & Adventure (2125)

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War is hell. But the movies sure are good!

If you want to watch some great military action films, in this category you’ll find titles such as Defiance, Red Dawn (the original one from 1984), Hamburger Hill, and The Last Samurai.

Pretty awesome, right?

Now report back to us in the comments and let us know what movies you liked best!

Please and thank you!

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Check out Everything That’s Coming to Netflix in January 2020

A new year: a new list of movies to watch on Netflix.

January 2020 looks pretty darn promising as far as Netflix movie titles go, which means you’re gonna want to read over this entire list. There are some real gems on here, we promise – so get ready to update your Netflix queue!

Here is every movie that is coming to Netflix in January.

Jan. 1

Ghost Stories — NETFLIX FILM

Messiah — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Nisman: Death of a Prosecutor — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

Spinning Out — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

The Circle — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Good Girls, Season 2

21

A Cinderella Story

American Beauty

Catch Me If You Can

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Chasing Amy

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Chloe

City of God

Dinner for Schmucks

Dragonheart

Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer

Dragonheart: A New Beginning

Drugs, Inc., Season 6

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

Free Willy

Ghost Rider

Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle

Hitch

Inception

Instructions Not Included

Julie & Julia

Kate & Leopold

Kill Bill: Vol. 1

Kill Bill: Vol. 2

Kingpin

Kiss the Girls

Monster-in-Law

New York Minute

Pan’s Labyrinth

Patriot Games

Saint Seiya, Season 4-5

Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden

Shrek Forever After

Strictly Ballroom

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear

The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!

The Original Kings of Comedy

The Ring

The Talented Mr. Ripley

Tremors

True Grit

Up in the Air

What Lies Beneath

Wild Wild West

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

Wyatt Earp

Yes Man

Jan. 2

Sex, Explained: Limited Series — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

Thieves of the Wood — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Jan. 3

Anne with an E: The Final Season — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

All the Freckles in the World — NETFLIX FILM

Jan. 4

Go! Go! Cory Carson — NETFLIX FAMILY

Jan. 8

Cheer — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

Jan. 10

AJ and the Queen — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Giri / Haji — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Harvey Girls Forever!, Season 4 — NETFLIX FAMILY

The Inbestigators, Season 2 — NETFLIX FAMILY

Medical Police — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Scissor Seven — NETFLIX ANIME

Until Dawn — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Zumbo’s Just Desserts, Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

The Evil Dead

Jan. 12

Betty White: First Lady of Television

Jan. 13

The Healing Powers of Dude — NETFLIX FAMILY

Jan. 14

Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts — NETFLIX FAMILY

The Master

Jan. 15

Big Fat Liar

Quien a hierro mata — NETFLIX FILM

Grace and Frankie, Season 6 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Jan. 16

NiNoKuni — NETFLIX ANIME

Steve Jobs

Jan. 17

Ares — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Hip-Hop Evolution, Season 4 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Sex Education, Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Tiny House Nation: Volume 2

Tyler Perry’s A Fall from Grace — NETFLIX FILM

Vivir dos veces — NETFLIX FILM

Wer kann, der kann! — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Jan. 18

The Bling Ring

Jan. 20

Family Reunion: Part 2 — NETFLIX FAMILY

Jan. 21

Fortune Feimster: Sweet & Salty — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Word Party, Season 4 — NETFLIX FAMILY

Jan. 22

Pandemic: How to Prevent an Outbreak — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

Playing with Fire, Season 1

Jan. 23

The Ghost Bride — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

October Faction — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

The Queen

SAINT SEIYA: Knights of the Zodiac, Season 1 / Part 2 — NETFLIX ANIME

Jan. 24

A Sun — NETFLIX FILM

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: Part 3 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

The Ranch: The Final Season — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Rise of Empires: Ottoman — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Jan. 26

Vir Das: For India — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Jan. 27

Country Strong

We Are Your Friends

Jan. 28

Alex Fernández: El mejor comediante del mundo — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Jan. 29

Frères Ennemis — NETFLIX FILM

Next In Fashion — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Night on Earth — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

Omniscient — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Jan. 30

Ainori Love Wagon: African Journey — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Nighthawks

 

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Raising Cain

The Stranger — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Jan. 31

37 Seconds — NETFLIX FILM

American Assassin

Bojack Horseman, Season 6 (Part B) — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Diablero, Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

I AM A KILLER, Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Luna Nera — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

Ragnarok — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

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Take a Look at These Hidden Gems People Have Discovered on Disney+

Do you have Disney+ yet? It’s chock-full of great, hidden gems that you might’ve missed the first time around or that came out waaaaaaaay before you were born.

And people out there are pretty excited about these new discoveries.

These responses come from the Buzzfeed Community. Be sure to add these Disney+ titles to your queue!

1. Atlantis

“Hands down favorite Disney movie of all time.”

2. Heavyweights

“I was ecstatic when I saw Heavyweights on Disney+. I haven’t seen that movie since I was a chubby awkward middle school kid. Now that I’m a chubby awkward adult, it’s like reliving my childhood again.”

3. While You Were Sleeping

“Sandra Bullock and Bill Pullman always get me.”

4. Remember the Titans

“One of my favorite movies of all time!!”

5. Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp’s Adventure

“Maybe I’m biased because it was my favorite movie as a kid, but I haven’t seen it for years until I saw it on Disney again. Super underrated but it has it all: action, adventure, romance, music, family feels, nostalgia!”

6. 10 Things I Hate About You

“10 Things I Hate About You with Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles!”

7. Darkwing Duck

“It’s like I’m just coming home from school and settling in with my pizza rolls.”

8. Cool Runnings

“My boyfriend and I CRIED when we found Cool Runnings, the story of the Jamaican bobsled team. One of the most underrated Disney movies EVER. Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme — get on up, it’s bobsled time!!!”

9. Jungle 2 Jungle

“One of my favorite hidden gems from the ’90s! Peak Tim Allen!”

10. Bedknobs and Broomsticks

“Bedknobs and Broomsticks is the most underrated Disney movie! Angela Lansbury as a WITCH? A traveling bed? Dancing armor? Sign me up.”

11. Newsies

“A young singing and dancing Christian Bale…yes please.”

12. Life with Mikey

“Such a hilarious and underrated Michael J. Fox movie, with tons of other actors you recognize! My brother and I loved that movie growing up!”

13. Country Bears

“It’s a movie that literally no one ever talks about and it is honestly so good and so funny! Some catchy songs and Christopher Walken is absolutely hilarious in it.”

14. Candleshoe

“Awesome live-action movie from the ’70s with baby Jodie Foster, secret identities, a treasure hunt, and just tons of fun.”

15. Flight of the Navigator

“A quintessential ’80s Disney movie. Watch for a young Sarah Jessica Parker.”

Get your viewing pants on, cause it’s time for a movie night!

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Disney+ Has Content Warnings About ‘Outdated Cultural Depictions,’ but Is It Enough?

Disney+ is all the rage at the moment, as the iconic entertainment company is now in the streaming game in a major way, releasing their archived films, old and new, for all to enjoy.

With the release of many of these older films comes a problem, though. Included in the description of some Disney+ films come warnings about possible “outdated cultural depictions” that some people may find offensive.

“Outdated cultural depictions” is kind of code for offensive, racist, misogynistic portrayals of minorities, women, etc.

Warner Bros. has done similar warnings before some of their cartoons. And if you’ve ever watched any of these old cartoons (or you grew up on them), you know that a lot of them contain imagery, themes, and scenes that definitely wouldn’t be acceptable in today’s environment.

And, as you can see, the warning on some Warner Bros. content is a little more forthcoming and honest as compared to just saying there might be some “outdated cultural depictions” in Disney classics such as Peter Pan, Pocahontas, The Jungle Book, and Lady and the Tramp.

Some minority advocacy groups have spoken out about the Disney+ disclaimer. Azita Ghanizada, founder of MENA (Middle Eastern North African) Arts Advocacy Coalition, said, “I would hope that Disney would do it for all the films that might include some things that are a little outdated. Especially with Aladdin, with those orientalized tropes that we’re kind of pushing back against.”

But there are more recent concerns as well.

What about the depictions of Native Americans? And specifically, the decision to cast Johnny Depp as Tonto in The Lone Ranger?

Sonny Skyhawk, founder of American Indians in Film and Television, said, “We talked to people at Disney about that depiction … I said there are probably a hundred [Native] people of that caliber that can do that and yet you’re going to try and force Johnny Depp down our throat. That’s basically what they did and it’s the arrogance of Hollywood and the arrogance of Disney to say it’s our idea, it’s our money and we’re going to do it, whether you like it or not.”

What do you think about this? Is Disney going far enough with their warnings? Should these movies even be streaming for people to see?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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People Begging for Netflix Logins Can Be Very Entertaining

This trend of people borrowing each other’s passwords for Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO GO, etc. is pretty crazy.

It’s like a tangled web of networks and relationships that weaves through your friends, family, former boyfriends and girlfriends – and maybe even complete strangers.

And when people lose that privilege, they just come crawling back, don’t they? Here are some very entertaining photos of people begging for Netflix logins for your enjoyment.

Don’t give in to this pressure, friends!

1. Too poor for Netflix.

Netflix pls or u b**** Cross Post from r Niceguys from ChoosingBeggars

2. Emotionally blackmailed.

Brother who refuses to work tries to emotionally blackmail me over Netflix subscription from ChoosingBeggars

3. I think they can afford it.

Her fiancé makes 95K a year. I cancelled Hulu before because they used it constantly and it kept kicking me. They also cancelled their Netflix and began using mine, but it doesn’t kick anyone so no issues. Now she’s hinting at Hulu again? I don’t mind sharing but, they can afford $7.99 a month. from ChoosingBeggars

4. A beggar in the wild.

My First choosing beggar in the wild, you think you know a guy… from ChoosingBeggars

5. What a deal!

Yeah I’ll give you my paid Netflix account for exposure on your 28k follower instagram account from ChoosingBeggars

6. Why do you hate France?

I got DM’d by a stranger right after posting about being excited for Evangelion coming to Netflix. Apparently I hate french people. from ChoosingBeggars

7. That is indeed a bratty cousin.

Bratty cousin stole my Netflix password and when I changed it he wants me to it to him. from ChoosingBeggars

8. You’re a cheapskate!

Friend of my Ex has been using my Netflix details without my knowledge for years. Calls me cheap! from ChoosingBeggars

9. “Feeling incomplete.”

“It costs $0.00 not to be like this” from ChoosingBeggars

10. It’s not like you pay for it.

*give me your password, it’s not like you pay for it* from ChoosingBeggars

11. Here are my demands…

CB wants direct access to a Netflix account. P.S. no piracy from ChoosingBeggars

12. Ummmm, not gonna happen.

epic netflix deal from ChoosingBeggars

13. There actually is a reason.

Roommate cancelled Netflix. Time to move! from ChoosingBeggars

Do these look familiar to you?

I thought so…

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Netflix to Start Releasing Weekly Episodes Instead of Dropping Whole Seasons at Once

Are you a Netflix binge-watcher? Well, this might not exactly be welcome news. For almost a decade, Netflix has released their shows all at once, meaning an entire season of a program would be dropped on the same day and viewers were able to watch an entire block of shows on an “opening day” of sorts.

I must admit, I did this with the new season of Mindhunter when it came out in August.

But not anymore, friends. Beginning in October, Netflix will not release all episodes of certain series at once. It will release numerous episodes on a weekly basis instead. With so much competition from other streaming services like Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Disney, Netflix might be changing their release schedules in an attempt to remain more relevant in the market and to create more value.

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In other words, if Netflix doesn’t release the entire next season of Stranger Things all at once, the value of the series would probably go up in the public’s eyes.

Think about if HBO dropped an entire season of Game of Thrones or The Sopranos all in one day. Just wouldn’t be the same, would it? You’d lose those endless watercooler conversations about what next week will look like or who’s going to kill who down the road during a season.

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So it does make sense that Netflix is going to at least attempt this model to see what happens. In October, Netflix will try the new experiment out by releasing The Great British Baking Show and Rhythm & Flow in this fashion.

Disney+ and Apple TV+ both start streaming in November, so we’ll see how this all plays out. Interesting times to be in the media world!

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Here Are 10 of the Best True Crime Documentaries You Can Stream Right Now

I never get tired of watching true crime documentaries…and I have a feeling you’re a lot like me. That’s why we need articles like this – I know you’re looking for new ones to watch, just like yours truly.

Here are 10 solid, disturbing true crime docs that you should give a shot. You won’t be disappointed.

1. The Seven Five (Netflix)

You want corruption? THIS is corruption. This film tells the story of New York City’s 75th police precinct during the 1980s. Scary and disturbing.

2. Amanda Knox (Netflix)

The infamous Amanda Knox murder case in Italy put the young woman into the spotlight for life. This film traces the crime, the trial, and her life.

3. The Central Park Five (Amazon Prime)

The attack on a jogger in Central Park in New York in 1989 outraged the nation and five young innocent boys were falsely accused of the heinous crime.

4. Long Shot (Netflix)

Juan Catalan had to fight desperately to maintain his freedom after he was wrongly accused of a murder. The key to his defense: a baseball game. This one has to be seen to be believed.

5. Killing For Love (Hulu)

Elizabeth Haysom’s parents were found dead in their Virginia home in 1985. Suspicion immediately fell on her and her boyfriend, Jens Söring. A twisted tale of love, family, and deceit.

6. Brother’s Keeper (Netflix)

Acclaimed filmmakers Bruce Sinofsky and Joe Berlinger made this disturbing documentary about an elderly man accused of killing his ill brother in rural New York. Family secrets abound in this film.

7. Without Charity (Amazon Prime)

Three construction workers found dead in Indiana sets off a complex series of events that lead back to a woman named Charity Payne, who may have played a role in the crime.

8. Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee (Netflix)

Software pioneer and millionaire John McAfee reinvented himself in Belize and became the leader of a militia before he was suspected of the murder of a neighbor.

9. I Love You, Now Die (HBO)

A long-distance relationship built around text messaging ultimately ended in the death of Conrad Roy, the young man in the love story. The woman, Michelle Carter, was suspected of encouraging Roy to commit suicide, setting the scene for a dramatic, real-life courtroom drama.

10. Out of Thin Air (Netflix)

Two men disappeared in Iceland in 1974 and six people eventually confessed to murder and were sent to prison. Years later, new evidence casts huge doubt on whether the suspects were guilty. Riveting stuff.

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Here’s How You Can Pay for Hulu and Netflix and Save Money Every Month

It’s pretty obvious that streaming TV shows and movies is becoming a preferred way of watching them and more services with more selection are coming on the market soon.

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But the services do cost some money. Fortunately, there’s a way to shave off a few dollars.

MoneyTalksNews writer Donna Freedman explains her hack for saving money on Netflix and Hulu if you pay for them through iTunes. Simply put, Costco sells iTunes gift cards at a 15 percent discount. If you use the gift card to pay for the services through iTunes, then BAM! You save on your streaming.

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When your account depletes, just buy another gift card.

There are a few catches:

  1. The Costco discount on iTunes cards only happens a couple of times a year, so you have to stock up when you get the chance.
  2. Only existing users of Netflix through iTunes can pay through iTunes. New purchasers have to pay for Netflix directly through their portal which does not take iTunes gift cards as payment.
  3. If you aren’t a Costco member and you have no interest in becoming one, you will have to find iTunes cards at a discount through online gift card resellers or have a friend buy them on your behalf.
  4. If you aren’t paying for Hulu through iTunes, you will have to cancel and sign up again through iTunes.

 

Still, the savings are there if you are willing to do a little work. Depending on what city you’re in and the cost of living you have, this kind of hustle may be worth it – especially when rate hike time comes.

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