The streaming service partnered with Telltale Games to develop a game based on one of its popular titles 'Stranger Things' in 2019, but the project was shelved. In 2018, Netflix published Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, a Choose Your Own Adventure-style movie, followed by a similarly interactive experience in 2020 for an Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt episode. In recent years, Netflix has produced many titles that are based on popular video games that are out now or in the works, including popular shows like Dota, Castlevania, Resident Evil, The Witcher and upcoming shows based on Magic: The Gathering, Sonic the Hedgehog, and League of Legends.

So we're excited to do more with interactive entertainment.' Wild, or games based on Stranger Things, La Casa de Papel and To All the Boys. Members also enjoy engaging more directly with stories they love - through interactive shows like Bandersnatch and You v. It's why we've continually expanded our offering - from series to documentaries, film, local language originals and reality TV. Donnie Yen, of the Ip Man franchise, will star as Silent Wolf.In a more detailed statement given to Polygon, a Netflix spokesperson said, 'Our members value the variety and quality of our content. Netflix’s new film will star Michelle Yeoh, who will reprise her role from the original film as warrior Yu Shu Lien. “The moviegoing experience is evolving quickly and profoundly, and Netflix is unquestionably at the forefront of that movement,” said Harvey Weinstein, co-chairman of the Weinstein Co., in a statement. The company releases all episodes of each show all at once, letting consumers binge-watch rather than suffice with weekly doses.

Netflix, which this month expanded into the European market, has already released its own original series, including hits like House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black. “These are two different experiences, like going to a football game and watching a football game on TV.” The big daddy of Netflix plans lets you stream all Netflix content on up to four devices simultaneously, and download shows to up to four mobile devices. “What I am hoping is that it will be a proof point that the sky doesn’t fall,” he said. Ted Sarandos, chief content officer at Netflix, told the New York Times that the deal would prove to Hollywood that moviegoers are consuming films in new ways - and are also ready for a new way of releasing films.