Looking For Alternatives to Netflix

I suppose that's a benefit to not caring about episodic television: I don't have to worry. When people started "cutting the cord" and getting rid of cable, things were dirt cheap. Now that more people are doing that (and, by extension, the streaming services have more customers than they did have two years ago), the streaming prices are going up. (You Tube, for instance, was $35 when their streaming service started a couple of years ago, and now it's $70. Per month.) Sorry I can't help you, but you can always watch the sun set from Waikiki on a You Tube live camera feed. Not as exciting as CSI, I know, but still.....

Have you tried Hulu? They have a variety of shows and even some old talk shows and game shows. Also, have you tried Amazon Prime? Some of their selections might be exactly what you'd enjoy ..... I couldn't find enough Science Fiction on them but hey, good ones are rare and hard to find.

I use Discovery + (But that's not movies) I use Peacock too, the free version. Let's see.. There' VUDU. I haven't used them in awhile, but I know they have a good selection of free movies sometimes. They also used to give out frequent codes for $2.00 off etc. Do you use a smart tv or do you use something like a roku? i ask because the Roku Channel has a lot of good stuff too.

We use a raku player which has many different apps that have movies. We don't have cable TV at present so can't help you there.

We have a Roku and only subscribe to SlingTV. It offers us what we want. I hope that you find something you'll be satisfied with or Netflix adds more good content for you soon

i have been a Hulu fan for a long time, It really does a great job. Disney + is good but only if there are Star Wars fans in the house!

Have you tried Hulu?... Personally I feel like every streaming service has its plus and minuses... If you're looking for movie channels and you have amazon prime and a firestick like I do, you can subscribe to a number of movie channels and cancel at anytime.. HBO, showtime, cinnemax.. I'm waiting for the king kong vs godzilla to come out on hbo max this month. I'm going to subscribe for $8 and cancel it for 1 month.

I use whatever available online that doesn't require me to pay for subscription. That would include YouTube. But I don't think it's a good choice for you as you will have to depend on videos being upload there.

We watch a lot of television the old fashioned way. It’s still free.

You could check Hulu. I have it but havent looked at the shows there for a long time. Also if you have Amazon Prime they have a large selection.

I have Netflix but find it's in a slump lately too. I don't get rid of it because it usually brings new shows that are pretty good. I also have Hulu which I know other people have mentioned here and I just added Discovery +

i have VIU and netflix. VIU is more on asian dramas and variety shows though

I enjoy Netflix for a few weeks now. I don’t have any alternative for you to check. Maybe the others can suggest.

There is Hulu, Peacock, Tubi is a good one and free, Paramount + I like Hulu because they have a lot of the current shows on the following day.

I would probably suggest Tubi, Pluto Filmrise just to name a few. Those are the free channels that I typically watch from time to time.

No alternative for you. I always stick with Netflix. Have you seen Lucifer yet? It’s funny.

We have Disney+ and Hulu as part of my husband's Verizon plan. Disney+ is pretty limited, but I found it good for binging the Marvel movies for a while. Hulu has a broader catalog to choose from. I think most of the stuff we actually watch these days is anime series on Crunchyroll, though. I've only kept Netflix because my kids like watching it.

We have been streaming in our country for years. Cable and dish companies are not as prevalent as they once were. I hope that you find something suitable.

I think Discovery+ is a super bargain. There are about 10 networks that are covered. I think you can get a free 7-day trial. It's $4.99 with commercials and $6.99 without commercials (what we have). We have Hulu too; but I mainly got that to watch Lost again and to see what Manifest was all about. Good luck.