A directory helps you identify a film or series and decide what to ask a provider. Availability can vary by service, region and date. Treat a directory entry as a discovery tool and check the specific item with your subscription provider.
Films: confirm the version
Write down the title and release year, particularly for remakes or films that share a name. If a particular cut, audio track or subtitle matters, ask about it directly. A poster or description can help identify a film but does not prove a particular edition is available.
If you are setting up a family viewing session, check any accessibility needs on the actual device during your trial. A subtitle option can vary by title or player, so test the part of the experience you depend on.
Series: confirm the exact episode
A series entry does not tell you that every season is present. Ask for the season number and episode title as well as the programme name. Specials or episodes can be listed in a different order across services, so the title helps when the numbering differs.
If you use a Recently Added section, distinguish the date a provider added an item from its original release date. When deciding on a subscription, check the programmes you plan to watch now, as listings can change.
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Ask about the exact audio language and subtitle track for an item. During an available trial, open the playback controls on your usual device and check that the required option appears and stays in sync. A subtitle mentioned in a general description does not confirm that the same track is present in every version.
For a series, check a later episode as well as the first if continuity matters to your decision. Keep the programme name, season, episode title and any error in your notes. This identifies a missing or mislabelled episode more precisely than reporting that the whole series is broken.