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These Secret Codes Will Give You Access To Absolutely Everything On Netflix

Did you know that you only see a limited number of programs when your browse through your Netflix? Depending on what country you live in you only have access to a limited amount of programs. It is also tailored to your taste by a computer program, so you could be missing out on hundreds of programs that you might like.


There are literally tens of thousands of ‘hidden’ TV series, films and documentaries – and I’m about to give you access to them all. It’s good news for Netflix fans everywhere!


The Netflix Inc. website and logo are displayed on laptop computers arranged for a photograph in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014. Netflix Inc., the largest subscription streaming service, is expected to release earnings data on Jan. 22. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images


On the Netflix website , each page has a different ID. So if you wanted to watch all ‘Visually-striking Films for ages 5 to 7’ you can type the following code (2851) at the end of the URL and that category will pop up. Simple.

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Some absolute geek, with way to much time on their hands, has gone through every number and discovered what is on each page. They have then made this super easy to access google spreadsheet, where you can view every single thing that has been uploaded to Netflix.

You can check that spreadsheet out here.


So yes, it will only work on your computer. However you can then search for that title in the app and it will come up. You can also just link up your laptop to your TV if you’re that desperate to watch it on a big screen.


Enjoy people!

Seeing A Movie Is Great Family Fun, But Things Are So Much Different Than Before


Gone are the days when you could take your family to the movies — complete with popcorn and soda — without it costing as much as your mortgage payment. It’s insane how much we have to spend to enjoy blockbusters.


So it shouldn’t surprise you that movies are no longer played from massive reels of film. Instead, our favorite films arrive in indestructible boxes.




Pelican cases are extremely durable. Basically, these boxes transport the hard drives that hold movie footage.



Pelican cases are extremely durable. Basically, these boxes transport the hard drives that hold movie footage. desktop 1448023326

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First developed for scuba divers, they are airtight and watertight, and they can handle extreme amounts of pressure. They’re also used to carry military equipment.



First developed for scuba divers, they are airtight and watertight, and they can handle extreme amounts of pressure. They

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We all know how fickle hard drives can be, so these cases have to be able to withstand anything.



We all know how fickle hard drives can be, so these cases have to be able to withstand anything. desktop 1448023330

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The hard drives are just as secure as the boxes that carry them. They can only be accessed with a special key, and information cannot be copied from one hard drive to the next.



The hard drives are just as secure as the boxes that carry them. They can only be accessed with a special key, and information cannot be copied from one hard drive to the next. desktop 1448023354

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These drives only contain the movie and any associated trailers.



These drives only contain the movie and any associated trailers. desktop 1448023348

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When loaded up, the movie takes about an hour to work its way from the drive to the server. But when it comes to seeing blockbusters on the silver screen, I don’t think any of us mind the wait (even if it did cost next month’s rent to see it)!
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