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13. You're not going to get any new release (within the past year) or popular movies included

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with your subscription. I too have a roku and love it. Have both netflix and amazon prime. Both have great original series programming. Just watched Hunger Games Mocking Jay 1 & 2(Amazon Prime), Intersteller and MI: Rogue Nation (Netflix). Even if you have to pay a viewing fee for a relatively current release, you'd have to pay that at redbox and you have to go get the movie and then return it w/i 24 hours.

Try some of these original programming on Netflix:
Grace & Frankie
House of Cards
Orange Is The New Black
Stranger Things
The Crown
The Fall
Many of these run 8 to 10 episodes and at least IMHO excellent shows and worth binge watching.

Netflix has a new series releasing Feb 2nd; "The Santa Clarita Diet" starring Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant. Looks like it's goning to be a good one.

'Santa Clarita Diet' review: Drew Barrymore eats people in quirky comedy

by Sonia Saraiya
January 20,2017
Variety

Don't eat dinner while watching "Santa Clarita Diet." Don't even eat popcorn. You may think you're sitting down to watch a situational comedy about a married couple in Southern California, but there's quite a twist. Entrails, to be exact.

"Santa Clarita Diet" is a comedy about how suburban real estate agent Sheila (Drew Barrymore) turns into a creature of the undead, with a ravenous hunger for human flesh. It's a wacky, odd production, with a spare mythology of horror and a penchant for surprising, stomach-turning gore. In an early episode, Sheila -- hungry, but out of any nearby bodies to devour -- bargains a foot off of an unethical mortician. She tears into it as if it's a turkey leg at a county fair, gnawing at a flap of skin until it slowly peels off. In the first episode, actuated by apparent sexual desire, she relieves a man of his fingers. This escalates until the man is disemboweled on her nice green lawn and Sheila is covered in blood.

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http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/tv/ct-santa-clarita-diet-tv-review-20170130-story.html