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Zach Epstein
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As a longtime Netflix subscriber and a huge fan of so much original content that the streaming media giant has released over the years, I have to say that I'm hardly impressed with the company's 2021 releases so far. Netflix just increased the cost of its subscription yet again earlier this year. One might think that Netflix would time its most recent price hike with a deluge of top-tier originals, but this year has definitely started slow. Yes, there have been some solid releases here and there. But overall, January and February have both been lackluster. And if you take a look at all the new Netflix originals coming in March 2021, it certainly appears as though we're in store for more of the same.
Look, I'm not planning to cancel my Netflix subscription or anything. There are plenty of big releases on the horizon — Shadow & Bone premieres in late April, for example, and it looks epic. But if you felt like taking a break from Netflix and saving your money for the next few months, I wouldn't blame you. And the good news is that there's plenty of free content out there for you to stream from other services.
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Our favorite Netflix rival released 48 new movies and shows in March – and they all stream free originally appeared on BGR.com on Sat, 6 Mar 2021 at 12:05:26 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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