Netflix Films on blu-ray?

[DukeTogo84]

With Stranger Things being the first Netflix produced work on blu-ray, do you think any of their films will be coming out on physical media?

I've been hoping for Okja and have heard nothing, but what is really going to kill my collection is The Irishman which has a lot of potential. I have all of Scorsese's films on some form of physical format and it would suck if this one doesn't make it. Just wondering if there is any potential for more Netflix produced content making its way to blu?

[Batman90]

I would like to own The Ranch series on Bluray or atleast dvd. I think there is hope for more of Netflix shows being released on physical media if Stranger Things sells good.

[bubbamoo]

narcos and orange is the new black are both on blu

[Buscemi]

To date, only The Square has come out (and that was likely only because it was nominated for an Oscar).

The simple answer is that I wouldn't hold my breath. Most of the films Netflix releases are of limited appeal and Reed Hastings likes to keep everything to himself. Lately, they have been exploring using iTunes for advance windows (they apparently did this with Newness) but I think that's more as a way to make money back on things they spent way too much on (**cough**The Babysitter**cough**).

Stranger Things only got released due to excessive demand from people who never got over the 80's ending. There isn't that kind of demand for The Ridiculous Six or True Memoirs of an International Assassin.

[WinterBox]

Originally Posted by duketogo84

With Stranger Things being the first Netflix produced work on blu-ray, do you think any of their films will be coming out on physical media?

I've been hoping for Okja and have heard nothing, but what is really going to kill my collection is The Irishman which has a lot of potential. I have all of Scorsese's films on some form of physical format and it would suck if this one doesn't make it. Just wondering if there is any potential for more Netflix produced content making its way to blu?

I thought Orange is the New Black was the first on Blu-ray. What about House of Cards? What about Daredevil? All before Stranger Things.

But no, there's no "films" yet. For example, No Netflix Adam Sandler films are on Blu-ray. Adam Sandler had one of the first Netflix produced films. Also first movie contract deal with a major star.

[soarinsteven]

Yeah, I've wondering about this for Mudbound. It's one of my favorite films of the year. I would certainly love to see it receive a blu-ray release. It seems unlikely though.

[Buscemi]

Originally Posted by WinterBox

I thought Orange is the New Black was the first on Blu-ray. What about House of Cards? What about Daredevil? All before Stranger Things.

But no, there's no "films" yet. For example, No Netflix Adam Sandler films are on Blu-ray. Adam Sandler had the first Netflix produced film. Also first contract deal with a major star.

Orange is the New Black, House of Cards, and Daredevil were all produced through content deals. Netflix showed them but don't own them.

And look above. The Square is on Blu-ray (or are you like IMDb and don't consider documentaries films?).

[thatguamguy]

Originally Posted by duketogo84

what is really going to kill my collection is The Irishman which has a lot of potential. I have all of Scorsese's films on some form of physical format and it would suck if this one doesn't make it. Just wondering if there is any potential for more Netflix produced content making its way to blu?

Even if the film never gets physical release (which seems unlikely; for the money they spent, they'll need to milk it for everything they can), Netflix will send out screener copies for awards season, possibly even on Blu-ray. These screeners always wind up on ebay.

[bubbamoo]

think i saw master of none available on dvd but didnt see it on blu.

[ArrestedDevelopment]

Gerald's Game pls.

[Buscemi]

Originally Posted by bubbamoo

think i saw master of none available on dvd but didnt see it on blu.

It is on DVD (via Universal). Universal's policy seems to be that sitcoms only get DVD releases but dramas typically get released on both (though I'm not sure who would want something like Midnight, Texas over Master of None).

[darkness2918]

I'd love to own The Babysitter on BD & possibly Bright if it turns out to be good.

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by ArrestedDevelopment

Gerald's Game pls.

As well as the other Netflix-exclusive Mike Flanagan flick, Hush.

[nik666uk]

Suburra was released on blu

[DukeTogo84]

Originally Posted by WinterBox

I thought Orange is the New Black was the first on Blu-ray. What about House of Cards? What about Daredevil? All before Stranger Things.

Those are not produced by Netflix.

House of Cards is Sony. Daredevil is Disney, etc. Stranger Things was the actual first show produced by Netflix that actually got a physical release.

[InuYashaCrusade]

I really want 1922 on Blu-ray, one of my favorite movies of the year.

[cpr3584]

Originally Posted by thatguamguy

Even if the film never gets physical release (which seems unlikely; for the money they spent, they'll need to milk it for everything they can), Netflix will send out screener copies for awards season, possibly even on Blu-ray. These screeners always wind up on ebay.

I would truly be appalled if a Scorsese film doesn't see a theatrical and/or physical media release. I know its Netflix..but come on. Its Scorsese.

[Talyn]

I'd be totally down for Spectral.....

[javy]

Originally Posted by ArrestedDevelopment

Gerald's Game pls.

Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

As well as the other Netflix-exclusive Mike Flanagan flick, Hush.

Originally Posted by cpr3584

I would truly be appalled if a Scorsese film doesn't see a theatrical and/or physical media release. I know its Netflix..but come on. Its Scorsese.

All of this.

[rodie]

I'm really hoping Mute gets a release. I really like Moon and Source Code.