Netflix is finally rolling out an ad-supported tier. At $7 per month, this new tier is designed to quell streamers’ concerns that the ad-free version is too expensive. Subscribers are interested in what makes it different from the long-running, ad-free version of the service. Almost as important, though, is everything that’s not currently available in the ad-free version.
A comprehensive list of these titles has not yet been released, but variety As with all available information, it appears that there are a significant number of well-known TV shows and movies that are not available at the ad-supported tier. It has been suggested that they cannot, but Netflix says it hopes that number will decrease as new levels are established. The restrictions will make a limited number of movies and TV shows unavailable.We are working to reduce that over time. Without further ado, the list we know so far is are as follows:
TV program:
developmental arrest
House of Cards on the Sand
Peaky Blinders
new girl
magicians
last kingdom
sinner
good girls
Jurassic world: Camp cretasius
Shira and the Princess of Power
Long live King Julien
kurdish dawn
good place
knight rider
queen of the south
Marlon
friday night lights
Ash vs. Evil Dead
Wynonna Earp
Stargate: SG1
Van Helsing
unbound
movie:
oblivion
man on the shelf
robin hood
Steve Jobs
Butler
sky fall
Casino Royale
vampire vs bronx
unknown
Pineapple Express
zookeeper’s wife
Paddington
nocturnal animal
sorry to bother you
knight’s tale
labyrinth
hell or high water
heart locker
If Beale Street could talk
would you like to be my neighbor
Crimson Peak
it lasts
green inferno
Raw
resident evil
Resident Evil Retribution
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Umma
scary stories in the dark
Quantum of Comfort
28th day
Rambo
darkest house
Maid of Honor
imitation game
Recruitment
Legend
blue jasmine
the monster calls
sing 2
Morbius
road house
mist
good old orgy
phantom thread
Contraband
tally
Vise
Hateful Eight
bad guys
There are far more movies than shows left out of the ad-supported tier.While this could mean that the majority of Netflix’s TV shows are originals, there is a fairly healthy range of movies produced by other studios. I still have my library. This list of movies includes three of Daniel Craig’s James Bond films, numerous Oscar nominees and winners, and a few others that are likely to be considered classics in the near future. Includes recent titles.
There are also quite a few horror and action titles that are not available in the ad-supported tier. Considering this new tier is 50% cheaper than the ad-free tier, it may be worth sacrificing some titles.
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