4 New "Arrested Development" Clips Released Because Netflix Is Just Teasing Us Now
We just blue ourselves.
We just blue ourselves.
She doesn’t understand the question, and she won’t respond to it.
Plus the seamy world of Netflix adultery, 8 awesome illustrations of female pop culture characters as saints, and Jared Leto’s new hobby.
We don’t know what’s happened to the Bluths since the show went off the air in 2006, but how about the lives of devoted fans? BuzzFeed went to the roving Banana Stand in NYC on Monday to find out what’s happened to YOU in the past seven years.
The Bluths are back! But what the hell is going on?!
Taken at the Arrested Development London premiere.
As the company launches its first legal torrent, it’s set its sights on Netflix — which isn’t going to go quietly.
It’s a Bluth family reunion, everyone!
Saying goodbye to the movie rental store.
A stoner’s guide to classics and hidden gems that can be streamed right now. With bonus food pairings!
You watched it for the gay storyline, but you hated yourself for it because the storyline was crap. Welcome to the always complicated love/hate relationship of “hate watching” lesbian films.
There’s one for each member of the Bluth clan. “AD2013” comes to Netflix on May 26.
Can you contain yourself? Which is kind of a joke because there’s a container. Ha.
Because Kickstarter isn’t always an option.
If you have a Netflix account and can’t decide which side of Nic you want to see, then this is the site for you.
On a day meant for intimacy, let’s all share the most intimate thing imaginable: our customized Netflix recommendations. This is like the best personality test of all time.
You went on a 12-hour Netflix bender and now all you’re left with are the five stages of grief as you frantically Google “House of Cards Season 2.”
The streaming service has people buzzing about the new show, but the road to network hell is paved with too-cool-for-school intentions.
Face it: you’re not going outside this weekend. Lucky for you, you have plenty to watch.
The Bluths are back. Fourteen new episodes will premiere on Netflix in May.
A post by Netflix’s Reed Hastings looks like it’s going to result in legal action from regulators. Perhaps the most expensive Facebook update of all time, brought to you by Netflix, the SEC, and our bizarre legal system.
Be warned: you might think that all the movies marked “Romance” in Netflix live up to their genre. According to these individuals, you thought wrong.
It’s October, which means it’s time for horror movies. These are the weirdest, most horrifying ones we could find on Netflix.
Love goes wrong in a lot of ways, whether in post-war Britain, in ’50s America or in a strange Canadian dreamworld. This week’s Netflix Video Clerk.
An early team-up for two of cinema’s manliest actors. Plus, depression… European style!
Yes but sparingly.
Plus a Jackie Chan flick you’ve never heard of before.
Clint Eastwood in something almost as off the wall as that empty chair.
The NYC-set Premium Rush is picking up solid reviews, but what if you want to see a side of the city that no longer exists? Plus 90 minutes of an angry guy literally punching holes through people.