Netflix has long been synonymous with the rise of digital streaming, pushing the boundaries of how we consume media. However, this shift has come at the expense of physical media, which Netflix has largely abandoned. This stance has recently been criticized by Mike Flanagan, a prominent filmmaker known for his work on various Netflix projects. The Decline of Physical Media at Netflix Netflix has only ventured into physical media with a select few titles, primarily through partnerships like the Criterion Collection. Films such as "Roma," "Uncut Gems," "The Irishman," "Marriage Story," and "The Power of the Dog" have made the cut, along with a handful of shows like "Wednesday" and "The Sandman." Beyond these exceptions, Netflix's focus remains firmly on digital streaming and subscription services. This transition away from physical media is not unique to Netflix. Many streaming platforms have also chosen to forg...
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