DVD.com, Netflix's old DVD rental site, now shows a selection of mini-documentaries about the recently ended service.
The Big Picture While Netflix has had a bit of a rocky 2023 on the streaming front due to the ongoing strike and rising costs of their service, a tragedy that got lost in the shuffle was Netflix shutting down their DVD rental service in September after 25 years. Physical media fans lamented the news with many of them sharing their favorite memories of the service on social media. However, now Netflix is joining in on that nostalgia as DVD.
However, that isn’t the only behind-the-scenes doc here as there are over a dozen shorts that’ll make you all sorts of nostalgic for the early days of Netflix. There are various videos of people talking about their DVD stories and even a fun Netflix DVD rap. All these shorts were created for Netflix’s DVD YouTube channel over the years. Along with these documentaries, the site has a section that highlights users' memories that they shared on social media.
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