Netflix's standard plan costs $17.99 per month. With that, you lose the ads and get access to unlimited movies, TV shows, and mobile games. Just like with the ad-supported tier, you can watch and download titles on two supported devices at a time. The video quality level doesn't change either, staying at 1080p.

There’s also a host of titles from the AMC library set to arrive this time out, headlined by the critically acclaimed sci-fi Orphan Black, which boasts a 94% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and became one of the best Netflix shows when it arrived on the platform on September 1, shooting straight into the Top 10, where it’s remained since.

Netflix has just dropped The Killing Kind, a thriller starring Merlin actor Colin Morgan and based on the bestselling book of the same name by Jane Casey.

The partnership extends Amazon Ads' efforts around all major streaming platforms. Amazon Ads already has deals with NBCU (Peacock), WBD (HBO Max), Fox Corp. (Tubi and Fox One), Paramount Skydance (Paramount+) and Pluto TV.

Netflix is reconfiguring its catalog yet again, this time by adding a slew of AMC shows that fans have been waiting to see on a larger platform.

In attempts to increase revenue, Netflix said they are testing ads inside of Netflix original shows like "Orange is the New Black" or "13 Reasons Why." Shows that are commercial content like "Grey's Anatomy" and "How to Get Away with Murder" won't be affected.

Netflix announced Clips in a new blog post. Netflix viewers on mobile devices can tap the Clip button on their screen to bring up an editing timeline. Here, they can select the beginning and end points of a clip, and then save it to their “My Netflix” tab to view later. These clips can also be shared with friends and on social media.

Netflix is upgrading its Moments feature with the ability to make edits. This lets viewers watch and share favorite scenes.

Netflix has unveiled a teaser and added new cast members to 'Last Samurai Standing,' the Japanese samurai epic that is set to bow in November.