#justwatch

[sunmoonjl]

"""""Joyas ocultas de anime japonés clásico"""""

Sailor Moon S: Super famoso

Street Fighter II V: parte de una franquicia super famosa

Los Niños del mar: nuevo

Kageki Shojo: nuevo

Made in Abyss: nuevo y conocido

Dandadan: super nuevo y super famoso

[thenatsdorf]

Dizzy.

[marcusmonroe22]

#writer #writersofinstagram #wordporn #wordgasm #sitandspin #grinditout #comehard #justwatch #hewrites #silentknight #darkknight #slowhand https://www.instagram.com/p/ChmpWYIu4c_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[n11ni96]

☁︎𝐉𝐚𝐧𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐝𝐨𝐨𝐝𝐥𝐞𝐬☁︎

01/31/23

[gretasworld]

No Nocturne it is. Just more woke garbage incoming with warped history on French revolution. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Never trust Netflix with anything. Or Disney. The entire Hollywood.

We wonder why Japanese animation studios never considered making cartoon on CV till now. Because they should. They should have. So that Netflix couldnot get the opportunity to ruin the characters with woke identity politics and bullshitery writing.

This franchise CV had the worst luck going into the hands of world's biggest woke spreading machine. A system that deliberately offends different diaspora of people with false diversity, offends different religious sentiments on purpose,not just Christianity or Judaism but Islam too and promotes rainbow, spreads false information about whatever they lay their hands on and lies in the name of inclusivity,in the name of so called representation and erasing factual data, disrespecting original makers,cultures,history,traditions, people and what not...all with one purpose.

Their specific agenda is to bring down traditions, decency and morality, to cause chaos and confusion in people and youth, to rift apart men and women further. Yes. To promote things which go against family. Which go against decency or morality. They hate it openly. They spread their values through their work. The proof is in every one of their work.

It does not take one to be alt right or Christian or white from a certain country or even follow politics to see through fitna and bullshitery of Hollywood and its recent increased corruption from far left. Backed by perverse and corrupt activists, funds from corrupt ngos and false websites spewing foul info, the agenda keeps going onwards. Any idiot with common sense sitting on an island, understands the purposes. They are shameless about it all.

Before 2010 and distant past, this machine was covert and subtle in spreading shit. Now, the machine is overt in its work. We tend to think that they are offending us fans with all the changing of source materials now but if you go through several works of fiction and non fiction of past, you will see that the same kind of bullshitery happened in the previous works as well. It was less noticeable because like we said, they were subtle and very covert about things earlier. The difference now is that they are out in the open. They have a script that they will run in each of their product.

[runyoufool]

Go and be fascinated by him.

[WONHO - Open Mind] Solo Debut Stage | M COUNTDOWN 200910 EP.681

[aganidze525]

Я не приму и даром .. - Эй мадам..ты умна не по годам😉@aysel.abd.official #azstagram #instabaku #instamusic #непримуидаром #crazygirls #stylish #limitededitiongirl #justwatch #singwithme #crazylife #musicislife #enjoy🙏 #bepositive #beonwave #coolgirls #snaptime #snapgirls #tiktokbaku #tiktokgirls #sweetdreams🤗 #goodnightdudes😉 (at Buludlarin Ustundee :)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAbHD5tj59I/?igshid=189gsif6w29pl

[letterboxd]

At Your Service.

Announcing JustWatch integration (with support for streaming providers in over 30 countries) and ‘Favorite services’, a new feature that allows paid members to select the streaming services they subscribe to, and browse or filter by them individually or together.

We’re ecstatic to announce a new partnership with JustWatch, the most comprehensive streaming search engine on the internet. For our members, this means a number of positive changes that will help you find new content to watch on the services you subscribe to. Here’s a look at what’s new:

Improved streaming data

Our previous approach to streaming availability was largely restricted to the US market, and relied on search to match titles between us and our supplier, a process that often led to incorrect or misleading data. Other complicating factors meant it could sometimes take weeks to receive updates when titles arrived on, or departed from, individual services. No more!

JustWatch has accurate streaming data for services in more than 30 countries, and—thanks to a shared ID space and a superior transfer method—we’ll receive complete daily updates to keep everything in sync. In the US market, for example, JustWatch monitors well over 100 streaming services, including:

Amazon Video (and Prime Video)

Apple iTunes

Criterion Channel

Epix

Fandango Now

Google Play Movies

HBO Now (and Go)

Hulu

Kanopy

Microsoft Movies

Netflix

Showtime

Tribeca Shortlist

Vudu

YouTube (including free and Premium)

and dozens more…

A new availability guide

The data we receive from JustWatch powers a new modal popup on the film pages of our mobile and desktop websites, displaying all known streaming providers for each title.

By default, the list of services is sorted by price, with options to show SD, HD or 4K providers only. Each icon is a link to the provider’s site, where you’ll find information about streaming the film in question. Our apps also benefit from this new JustWatch data, more on that below.

Favorite services

In addition to new streaming data, we’ve added an often-requested feature: our Pro and Patron members can now select any number of streaming providers as ‘Favorite services’ in the Settings section of our website.

Those of you with a paid account can pick from any of JustWatch’s monitored services in more than 30 supported countries, and if you happen to subscribe to services in multiple countries, that’s no problem, just find and add each one to your list.

Favorite services are used in two ways: to customize the list of services visible directly on a film’s page (and in the ‘Where to watch’ section of our apps); and as new browse and filter options in the Service menu on our Films page and when viewing lists, watchlists, and cast/crew pages.

Browsing and filtering

The addition of high-quality streaming provider data means we can answer your most burning questions, such as which recent docos are on your Netflix:

There are 486 documentary films released in the 2010s available on Netflix NZ

Or streaming on all the services you subscribe to:

There are 1,685 documentary films released in the 2010s available on your streaming services

As usual, you can also exclude films you’ve watched to generate recommendation lists for yourself. For convenience, we provide paid members with up to five tiers to browse and filter by, as applicable based on the services you select:

All (all Favorite services combined)

In Cinemas (Favorites where you can purchase tickets)

Buy, Rent or Stream (Favorites where you can pay to watch at home)

Rent or Stream (Favorites where you can rent or stream)

Stream Only (Favorites where you can stream at no additional charge)

Favorite services are combined with our featured services (Amazon and iTunes for streaming, and Fandango for cinema tickets) if a title is streaming in your geographic region.

Members with free accounts only see featured services on film pages, filter/browse screens and in our apps, but can access the full list of streaming providers for an individual film via the modal popup or an app link.

iTunes support

In addition to the territories covered by JustWatch, Letterboxd has data for every country in which the iTunes Movies service is available. These countries appear in the region selector in Settings, with iTunes as their only service. As JustWatch announces support for additional providers and markets, supported services will automatically appear in the appropriate places.

All the changes above are live on the web now, and in updates to our iOS and Android apps rolling out today. This update also paves the way for us be able to notify you when titles in your watchlist arrive on streaming providers in your favourite services list (we’ll make a follow-up announcement when that’s ready). As always, we welcome feedback on these new additions. If you were holding back from going Pro because our data was US-only, we invite you to take another look and enjoy these new perks.