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Netflix reportedly among parties in talks to buy Letterboxd

Netflix is reportedly in discussions to purchase Letterboxd, a popular film-focused platform. With over 26 million users and a valuation of $250 million, this potential sale could transform how movie lovers connect with cinema online.

The Guardian· Jul 11, 2026 · 5:11 PM · 82 views

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Netflix is reportedly in discussions to purchase Letterboxd, a popular film-focused platform. With over 26 million users and a valuation of $250 million, this potential sale could transform how movie lovers connect with cinema online.

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