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If you search "dune streaming" in Australia, the top result (besides Google's little bits) is Netflix with the page title "Watch Dune". If you visit that page
by prawn 3y ago
If you search "dune streaming" in Australia, the top result (besides Google's little bits) is Netflix with the page title "Watch Dune".
If you visit that page as a subscriber, it doesn't say they don't have it. It just has the metadata and a "Remind me" button. If you visit in incognito, you get a 'not found' error. Maybe they have it for another locale. Maybe they used to have it. Maybe they will have it in the future. But you're left to guess.
- Anon4Now 3y agoYou could try using Yandex instead of Google. They're more than happy to list free options on the first page of results.
- danaris 3y agoA few years back, we were watching the Lucifer series—which, after being cancelled on whatever network it was on, was picked up by Netflix for its last...2 seasons, I think. One day, it just...disappeared. One of Netflix's own shows (we were, by that time, watching the episodes they had produced). Every source I could find said that Netflix carried it. But when I searched for it on Netflix, I couldn't find it. A few months later, it reappeared, as mysteriously as it had vanished. Of course, by that time I'd simply downloaded the remainder of the series and we'd watched it through Plex. I live in America.
- prawn 3y agoAnother great thing is when you search for something they don't have, they refuse to say they don't have it. They just try to convince you to watch some off-brand equivalent, or genre-adjacent movie instead. I've recently been watching through the Terminator movies with my son. Netflix had the first film, and then has Genisys. Prime has Terminator 2. Disney Plus has Dark Fate. Terminator 3 and Salvation are on Binge (which we'd just cancelled) and Stan.