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How to Cut The Cord: The Best Streaming Services for TV, Movies, and More

By Matthew Lynch
August 8, 2023
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In recent years, the trend of “cutting the cord” has gained significant momentum as more viewers ditch cable TV for streaming services. As a result, countless video streaming platforms have emerged, boasting extensive libraries of content and endless hours of entertainment. This article provides a comprehensive guide to the best streaming services for TV, movies, and more – perfect for those considering taking the cord-cutting leap.

1. Netflix

Netflix is synonymous with streaming and continues to be a popular choice among cord-cutters. With an extensive library of original content, such as Stranger Things and The Crown, Netflix offers a vast selection of on-demand movies and TV shows across all genres. Additionally, their continuously updated library ensures there is always something new to watch.

2. Hulu (US-only)

Hulu caters predominantly to TV show enthusiasts by offering current-season episodes from major networks like NBC, ABC, and Fox just a day after they air on television. Additionally, Hulu boasts an impressive lineup of award-winning original shows like The Handmaid’s Tale. Hulu Live is also available for those seeking live sports broadcasts or other live events.

3. Amazon Prime Video

Included with an Amazon Prime membership or available as a standalone subscription, Amazon Prime Video offers a comprehensive catalog of popular movies and TV shows along with an impressive array of original productions like The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and The Boys. Prime Video also provides access to premium channels like HBO and Showtime through its Amazon Channels feature.

4. Disney+

Disney+ entered the streaming market with a bang in 2019 and quickly captured the attention of millions worldwide thanks to its treasure trove of Disney classics (including Pixar films), Marvel superhero flicks, Star Wars movies and series’, National Geographic content, and more. Disney+ originals like The Mandalorian have garnered critical acclaim and massive popularity.

5. Apple TV+

Apple TV+ is another newcomer on the streaming scene, boasting a relatively smaller catalog compared to its competitors. However, its high-quality original content like The Morning Show and Ted Lasso has managed to win over audiences. Apple TV+ continues to expand its library, offering unique programming for those seeking something different.

6. HBO Max

HBO has long been a content powerhouse, and HBO Max takes that reputation to new heights. This streaming platform offers HBO’s complete lineup of award-winning TV series and movies. Additionally, subscribers gain access to content from other WarnerMedia companies—such as DC Comics and Cartoon Network—and a growing collection of Max Originals exclusive to the platform.

7. Peacock (US-only)

NBCUniversal’s streaming service Peacock provides viewers with popular NBC shows like The Office and Parks and Recreation in addition to nostalgic classics like Cheers. With its tiered pricing structure – consisting of free, paid, and ad-supported options – you can cater your subscription based on your preference for ads and content selection.

These are just some of the best streaming services available in 2022; however, there are many other niche platforms catering to specific interests (e.g., Shudder for horror fans or Crunchyroll for anime enthusiasts). Ultimately, the choice comes down to personal preferences and budget constraints. As more people continue cutting the cord in favor of streaming services, expect greater competition among providers and an even more diverse selection of high-quality content.

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