Netflix to Stream DreamWorks Movies

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 2:49PM EDT / Published Sep. 26, 2011 6:43AM EDT

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Netflix has done something right, finally: the video-streaming service has signed a deal with DreamWorks to show the studio’s films and television specials—the first time a major Hollywood supplier has chosen the web over pay television, according to The New York Times. The deal, which analysts estimate is worth $30 million per movie to DreamWorks, replaces a former deal DreamWorks had with HBO. In February, Netflix is expected to lose the rights to stream films from Walt Disney Studios and Sony Pictures Entertainment.

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Netflix to Stream DreamWorks Movies

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