Netflix has just gone and scooped up another big content deal for itself. The movie streaming service has tied the knot with
Miramax on a multi-year agreement to allow streaming of films from the latter's extensive library.
Pulp Fiction,
Good Will Hunting,
Kill Bill, and hundreds of others will be added to the Netflix Watch Instantly catalog on a rotating basis, starting next month. This marks the first time Miramax flicks have been available on a digital subscription service. An agreement between these two companies was last
rumored in March, with a five-year term and $100 million price being mooted as the likely parameters for getting it done. Neither outfit would disclose the cost to Netflix, but the benefit to you, dear subscriber, is pretty obvious. Full PR after the break.
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