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Netflix has exclusive content prepared until 2024!

Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, many cinemas around the world are currently closed. This means that the producers have two simple options… Or wait for the cinemas to reopen to release their films. Or, they send the films to the Streaming platforms (as is the case with Netflix), so that they can be seen right now by millions and people all over the world.

That said, we know that Netflix has been on the rise when it comes to releasing several exclusive movies. Which in truth we can say that has attracted even more people than usual to the platform.

So, if you happen to be concerned about the fact that Netflix may run out of new content available… Take it easy! Because that is practically impossible to happen at a time like this. The plan is well outlined and is being carried out.

Netflix has exclusive content prepared until 2021! COVID-19 does not affect!

Therefore, according to what was revealed by the director of Netflix (Ted Sarandos), the exclusive films on the platform that were supposed to be released this year are all already recorded. And as such, there is no reason for postponements.

Interestingly, this is one of the qualities of Netflix that sets it apart from other Streaming platforms!

This is because its content is not recorded or planned on the knee. After all, the platform makes sure that all films and series are recorded well in advance so that there are no risks if situations like the one we experience now happen.

In short, if you happen to be a Netflix user, then you should certainly not have any problems with content for the rest of the year. Really excellent news, especially if the quarantine lasts longer.

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