Netflix The official trailer for “Blockbuster” was released Friday, prompting Twitter users to point out the irony of the new series being debuted on the streaming platform.
The show follows a blockbuster video The manager is named Timmy (Randall Park) as he and his staff fight to keep their store – the company’s only remaining location – standing.
The first season of the series, which also stars Melissa Fumero and Olga Meredez, is set to begin on November 3. Closure.
The irony that the series will be broadcast exclusively on Netflix – which is widely believed to have helped bring down the video rental company – has not been lost on Twitter users.
One user ‘basically dances Netflix on Blockbuster’s grave here’ Wrote Saturday.
Many will likely feel the same way in 2020 when Netflix premiered “The Last Blockbuster,” a documentary focused on an actual department store in Bend, Oregon, which is now Blockbuster only in the presence of.
Netflix was founded in 1997 and began offering a mail-order DVD rental service soon after. Turnout It said He had the opportunity to buy Netflix in 2000 but decided to turn it down. The rental shop company filed for bankruptcy in 2010 After years big Financial losses And the popular streaming service appeared on Netflix in 2007.
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