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People are focusing on Netflix’s streaming lineup and near-term content strategy, with repeated coverage of what’s worth watching this weekend/this week. Alongside that, there’s discussion of a possible quality-over-quantity shift and a couple of notable “service/content moments” like an anime recommendation and a merchandising/recall issue tied to a Devil May Cry-related misspelling.

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Key Takeaway Netflix’s current chatter centers on a quality-over-quantity direction while fans browse this week’s top picks across major titles and genres.
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Netflix’s current chatter centers on a quality-over-quantity direction while fans browse this week’s top picks across major titles and genres.

People are focusing on Netflix’s streaming lineup and near-term content strategy, with repeated coverage of what’s worth watching this weekend/this week. Alongside that, there’s discussion of a possible quality-over-quantity shift and a couple of notable “service/content moments” like an anime recommendation and a merchandising/recall issue tied to a Devil May Cry-related misspelling.

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strategy claim Cutting movie output; shifting toward quality over quantity
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  • Netflix is about to get one of the best school anime, and you shouldn't miss it Polygon
  • The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and every new movie on Netflix, HBO, and more this weekend Polygon
  • 5 top new movies to stream this week on Netflix, HBO Max, YouTube and more (May 26-June 1) Tom's Guide
  • Netflix's biggest thriller of the summer is The Silence of the Lambs for Severance fans Polygon
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Should you stream 'Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris' on Netflix?

If your watchlist is in desperate need of a feel-good, comfort watch, then "Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris" is the movie for you. Ada Harris is a character who it's impossible not to root for, and it's very easy to get swept up in her dream (fanciful though it may be). It helps that Lesley Manville inhabits the character so well; if the film didn't have as strong an actor in the lead role, it surely wouldn't be nearly as charming as it is. Story-wise, "Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris" probably isn't going to surprise or shock you, but when it's that easy to warm to the woman at the heart of it all, that

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Is Dante the Real Protagonist in Netflix's Devil May Cry?

Besides the annoying detail of his nose changing shapes from scene to scene, Dante also has the habit of playing at a disadvantage wherever he goes. In a total of eight episodes, he only had two awesomely slick moves (the Ebony & Ivory scene and the Medaglia Heist scene) and the rest was honestly quite lackluster. On the other hand, Lady (Mary Arkham) stole the spotlight on more than one occasion, practically carrying the whole team throughout the entire plot. Vergil, of course, had to be there to deliver the promised storm and have his plastic chair moment made canon (yes, it truly happened).

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What Will Be Amazon's New Flagship Show After The Boys?

Over the past couple of years, as the Duffer brothers have been working toward the final season of Stranger Things, Netflix has been trying to establish a new flagship I.P. to take its place. Wednesday seems to have tapped into a lot of the same demographics, KPop Demon Hunters has very strong franchise potential, and Greta Gerwig’s Narnia franchise is sure to be a fun and faithful adaptation of one of literature’s greatest fantasy sagas. But it still remains to be seen how Netflix will fill the Stranger Things-sized hole in its lineup. And now that The Boys has finished its fifth and final se

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Will The Boroughs Return For A Second Season?

Despite being just eight episodes long, The Boroughs manages to tell a complete story. At the end of The Boroughs, there are very few relevant loose ends and unanswered questions, and the one detail in the final sequence that raises some questions can be left open to interpretation. With that said, The Boroughs doesn’t really need a second season, but it can set up one if Netflix decides to continue exploring this unique town. At the time of writing, it’s unknown if The Boroughs will be renewed for a second season, though the creators have already shared their plans for more seasons. Based sol

Netflix's New 8-Part Series That's 'Stranger Things For Adults' Is The Perfect Weekend Binge
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