We recently informed you about the ambitious plans that Apple with the new service Apple TV+ has. According to representatives, the company wants to focus on quality, not quantity, and has deliberately taken a dig at the series giant called Netflix. According to Eddy Cuo, vice president of software and services, the company churns out one series after another, and although the quality of many of them is undeniable, it would like to Apple take a different route. This is to be reported by two former employeesancand Sony, Jamio Erlicht and Zack van Amburg, who are in charge of the entire service. And it seems that miniIn terms of content, it fulfills its role perfectly.
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According to available information, Apple in collaboration with the BBC, has begun work on an eight-part comedy drama with the working title Alabama. Former stand-up comedian Andy Wolton is said to be directly involved in its creation. He has persuaded actress Imelda Staunton, known mainly from the humorous British television series Up the Garden Path and of course from Harry Potter, where she played Dolores Umbridge, to portray one of the characters in his film. Unfortunately, we do not yet know what the story will be about and who else will play a role in Alabama, but according to the representatives Applu and the BBC, we can expect the series next year.
We'll see if the apple company manages to break through. In short, Netflix today is a concept that will be difficult to compete with, and even if it is Apple let it be known that he wants to produce series exclusively from his own workshop, he will jump on the train that has already started. Who knows, maybe famous names like Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon or Oprah Winfrey will help the company, but it cannot build on them alone. He will have the only advantage Apple TV+ in availability, as it will be launched in more than 100 countries around the world at once and available on the vast majority of devices. You will give this new service aancor will you stick with the good old and above all familiar Netflix?
The character doesn't appear… But the actress… Too much clickbait :(
To be honest, I have serials on my hook, so if I become available, movies that are currently in iTunes movies for sale or rent are available in apple tv+ so netflix ends for me and I switch to apple tv+... I don't know how hbo go is more valuable to me than netflix, and not at all because of the dubbing, but simply that the composition of the content is closer to hbogo...
People who know how to write are closer to me.
I share your opinion. And besides, if I do write something, it might have a head and a tail.
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