Netflix: Many global releases have been postponed to 2024 as the writers' and actors' strike continues.
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Of course, it's not just Netflix that's been pushing back major releases. As we reported earlier this week, Hulu and Sony are also delaying a number of new movies and TV series, and we expect to see more as the strike continues. The strike is affecting not only movies and TV series that are currently being filmed, but also reshoots and promotional work for completed movies and TV series.
However, the removal of The Power of the Dog is a strange one. It’s a Netflix Original, but it’s being removed from the UK streaming service on August 18. While Netflix claims in the film’s credits that it was produced by multiple companies, including BBC Films and the New Zealand Film Commission, it seems likely that the Netflix Original branding was for a limited time – a period that is now coming to an end. But it’s unclear what will happen to the film , and whether you’ll be able to watch it on a different service this month.
The latest delays affect six films, including “A Family Affair,” “Damsel,” “Lift,” “Players,” “Shirley,” and “Spaceman,” according to What's on Netflix.
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With no end in sight to the strike, it's likely we'll see many more changes to the release schedule for new Netflix movies like these, not just on Netflix but across all streaming services.
Information source: techradar.com
