The company sees itself as a rival to Hollywood studios—which explains why it declined to renew its contract with a movie distributor.
On Sunday morning, Netflix's film aficionados got some disappointing news: Some of the most popular movies on Netflix will be taken down at the close of September because the streaming service declined to renew its contract with a movie distributor. Epix, the cable network that gave Netflix access to Transformers: Age of Extinction, Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and many other titles, has instead inked a non-exclusive deal with Hulu. The decision appears to be a ploy to prioritize and promote Netflix's original content, which will soon include movies.
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