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A curated list of 35 acclaimed international films available for streaming on Hulu, spanning from 1958 to 2019 and including works from directors like Bong Joon-ho, Claire Denis, and Hirokazu Koreeda. The selection emphasizes overcoming subtitle barriers to access diverse cinema from around the world, positioning international films as essential viewing for anyone seeking fresh perspectives and artistic experiences.
A listicle compiling 18 British television shows recommended by readers as underrated or lesser-known gems, spanning multiple genres including dramas, comedies, and crime thrillers. The shows listed range from dark psychological pieces like *In My Skin* and *The Fall* to comedies like *Outnumbered*, *Peep Show*, and *Friday Night Dinner*, with brief descriptions noting what makes each worth watching.
BBC Culture surveyed 206 TV experts from 43 countries to rank the greatest television series of the 21st century, resulting in a top 100 list led by The Wire, Mad Men, and Breaking Bad. While the poll drew from 460 different series and represents diverse voting perspectives, it reveals significant industry biases: 92 of the top 100 are English-language shows, and only 11 were created by women compared to 79 by men. The list spans from early-2000s shows like Gilmore Girls and Curb Your Enthusiasm to recent releases like Barry Jenkins' The Underground Railroad, serving as both a celebration of television's artistic maturation and a snapshot of whose stories the industry has chosen to tell.
This Lifehacker roundup by Ross Johnson highlights Hulu’s strongest original programming, arguing the platform’s output reaches far beyond headline hits to include bold dramas, comedy, animation, and genre fare. The list surveys recent and legacy titles—from sci‑fi prequel [[Alien: Earth]] and legal drama [[Reasonable Doubt]] to suburban thriller [[Paradise]] and true‑crime adaptation [[The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox]]—alongside lighter entries like sitcom revival [[King of the Hill]], workplace comedy [[Deli Boys]], queer ensemble [[Mid-Century Modern]], teen fantasy [[Spellbound]], and family animation [[The Bravest Knight]]. Johnson emphasizes standout performances, creative showrunners, and Hulu’s appetite for both serialized prestige and smaller, risk-taking series, recommending viewers explore beyond the platform’s buzzy hits to discover diverse voices and unexpected gems. It mixes 2024–25 releases with older favorites while flagging renewals and binge‑friendly picks.
This guide recommends five underutilized Apple TV apps beyond major streaming services: Infuse for playing locally stored video files with extensive format support and optional premium features like HDR, Letterboxd for rating and reviewing movies within a social community, Artcast for displaying artwork and sharing user-created pieces, Trakt for tracking watched content across multiple streaming services and maintaining watchlists, and RetroArch for playing classic video games from vintage consoles. Most apps offer free functionality with optional paid tiers that unlock additional features like advanced filtering, cloud syncing, or revenue sharing for content creators.
Users report HBO Max is flagging accounts as belonging to someone else on Apple TV, showing prompts to transfer profiles or sign out. Commenters note similar actions from other streaming services and discuss location, household restrictions, and workarounds.
[[Netflix]] has commissioned a wide range of original science fiction films, and this Shortlist roundup surveys twenty standout titles spanning cerebral art-house pieces, blockbuster spectacles, bleak dystopias and genre hybrids. Highlights include the time-travel bromance [[The Adam Project]], [[Alex Garland]]’s mind-bending [[Annihilation]], apocalypse thrillers like [[Bird Box]] and political satire [[Don't Look Up]], plus international hits such as China’s grand-scale [[The Wandering Earth]] and South Korea’s stylish [[Space Sweepers]]. The article focuses exclusively on Netflix originals, weighing inventive premises (robotic mothers, cloning conspiracies, cryogenic claustrophobia) and thematic variety — family, class, ecological crisis, surveillance, and AI — to argue that the streamer now supplies a rich, varied sci‑fi catalogue that can satisfy mainstream and niche tastes alike. It includes both polished crowd-pleasers and risk-taking auteur projects that expand the boundaries of genre filmmaking.
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