Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, Squid Game and Euphoria are some of the titles that are part of the golden age of television series of the new millennium, which have been characterized by being promoted through various platforms in the war for streaming.
Whether it is due to the quality of the scripts, the production, the actors and even its format, Netflix has become one of the Viewers’ favorite platforms to see this type of productions.
1. Clans
When her father’s murder exposes the double life he was leading, a lawyer seeks revenge by infiltrating a Galician drug cartel and getting along with its leader.
2. The Bridgertons
Inspired by the best-selling novels, this series features the eight inseparable siblings of the powerful Bridgerton family and their attempts to find love.
3. Not one more
A few days before the final exam week of her second year of high school, Alma (Nicole Wallace), a troubled 17-year-old teenager, a poor student and with low self-esteem, spreads a white cloth in front of the facade of her high school where the night before she had written in large red letters: “Be careful. There is a rapist hiding inside.” How and when did this sexual assault happen? Who is this rapist? Who is the victim? Is what Alma claims true or is it a lie?
4. Murder on the Orient Express
During a trip on the legendary Orient Express train, Belgian detective Hercule Poirot investigates a murder committed on the journey and as a result of which all the train’s passengers are suspected of the murder.
5. Geek Girl
Harriet is a quirky teenager who has always wanted to fit in, until she is discovered by an important modeling agent and understands that some people are born to stand out.
6. The worst tenant in the world
It presents four tremendous stories about seemingly harmless roommates who become a nightmare for their unsuspecting victims when their intentions, always evil and sometimes violent, are revealed. These disturbing true stories tell of the danger that can lurk in the next room.
7. Eric
In New York in the 1980s, a desperate father fights his own demons, alongside a tenacious police officer, while searching for his missing nine-year-old son.
8. Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
A prequel to the ‘Bridgerton’ universe centered on Queen Charlotte’s rise to prominence and power that tells the story of how the young queen’s marriage to King George sparked both a great love story and social change, creating the world of Ton inherited by the characters of ‘Bridgerton’.
9. Sweet Tooth: The Deer Boy
A cataclysm has devastated the world. Gus, half boy and half deer, joins a motley family of hybrid children like himself to search for answers to what happened.
10. The Asunta case
When a couple reports the disappearance of their 12-year-old daughter, the investigation soon turns against them.
*Some titles may be repeated in the ranking because they are different episodes, seasons or releases, and they may not have a description because the platform does not provide them.
Netflix is a streaming service which has become one of the most important platforms and has managed to make important changes in the way series and movies are watched and enjoyed.
Its great success has forced other large companies to launch their own streaming services, such as Disney+ and HBO, however, these have not managed to have the same reach, either in subscribers or having such a large catalogue.
Although it began as a company that offered DVD rental services through postal mail, it was in 2011 when the company began operations outside the United States and Canada, offering its catalog via streaming in Latin America and the Caribbean. A year later it would also reach some countries in Europe and later Asia.
In 2011 the company ventured to start producing its own content that started with the successful series House of Cardswhich led her to create her studio in 2016. By 2018 it would be defined as a global internet television network.
Its catalog includes films that have won Academy Awards, multi-award-winning and viral series such as Squid Game, or important products in Spanish such as La casa de papel. The first time Netflix managed to be nominated for an Oscar was in 2014 thanks to the documentary The Square.
It is important to note that the content that Netflix varies by region or time, so some titles may not be available in certain regions but are available in others.
Productions available on Netflix can be enjoyed on smart TVs, video game consoles, set-top boxes, smartphones, computers, tablets and more. The platform also has various packages that, depending on the cost, will limit the number of times you can watch content on various devices simultaneously, whether you can enjoy it in HD, FHD or UHD and more.
