I like to watch movies, but I do not feel well in the cinema. So I want to subscribe to an online service to watch the movies at home. I have heard, however, that some content in such payment services are charged, even if you subscribe. What about Netflix?
For netlix you pay monthly amount. Can you inform yourself on their hompage
For Amazon Prime Video, only some content is included in the subscription (newest movies, for example, not) and Sky Ticket also pays SEPARAT for each series or, for example, movies.
Netflix does not go this way. There's the subscription ALLES here. Only the users and HD quality are limited in the entry-level subscriptions.
With Netflix and other services, you pay once a monthly subscription. Netflix staggers here the prices, depending on how many devices to access it and in which resolution (SD, HD, 4K) the films and series if available.
Netflix itself has as far as I know and experienced no separate offer.
Services such as Amazon Prime, however, have quite a few works that are not included in the basic price, and for which one must make a separate payment before consumption. This is especially the case with quite current films and series.
All services have in common that you never get all the series and films at a provider - apart from the in-house productions - and the availability can be limited depending on the duration of the contracts. Say not only new movies and series are added, there are also some out of the offer here and there.
Are currently current movies for you a topic, then unfortunately you will not really happy with any streaming provider, or dami reckon constantly in addition to grab in the bag. If no own production, one can expect a release in the streaming services 1-2 years after the release.
That is not completly correct. Some movies and series that are not included in the subscription are simply not displayed. For example, I did not mean fast and furious.
But I'm not sure. Do not use Netzflix itself. I'm satisfied with Amazon Prime. Although Fast and Furios 7 is not free, you can at least buy it. I do not mean that at Netflix.
Netflix offers only movies / series to which they have the licenses, so not all existing ones.
That's how it looks. The Netflix offer is pretty mixed up. GuardianS o Galaxy z b. Also only the 2.
Yes, that's what I mean. At Amazon Prime you have all, just not all included in the subscription
(Of course not everyone, there are always very old or barely seen films that hardly interest anyone)
With Netflix and other services, you pay once a monthly subscription.
That's wrong.
Nothing against you but that's not true.
With Netflix, you do not pay for a subscription first. First of all, you always have a test subscription after completing a subscription. Free. Say you pay nothing. From the 2nd month, at the monthly rate if you have decided not to cancel the subscription. You pay as a kind of advance payment and always depending on when you have completed your subscription.
Payment at Netflix is no different than ordering via PayPal or prepayment. Once the goods are sent, the money is deducted.
As soon as the Netflix account changes over to Netflix in the next month, so access is still available, we deduct the money.
Basically nothing more than a temporary order.
Amazon is also mainly a dealer. They do not always have Netflix original. Bandersnatch z.b.
