Anything like netflix in Poland?

does anyone know if there is a service like netflix in Poland? any help is greatly appreciated, thanks.

Well, I know that Lidl has recently started sth like Netflix in Ireland. Might well be that they started it in Poland too. Go check it out.

Stop the suffer. You can still watch Netflix in great Poland:

clickfornick.com/tvonline/2008/11/how-to-watch-netflix-abroad-watch-netflix-outside-the-usa.html

I think he means the DVD rental service, not the TV online...

Or did he?

i was more interested in the dvd rentals as its for my grandmother and the simpler it is the better. I've used those programs and proxy's but they are not always reliable.

would anybody happen to know if movies bought from the itunes store had polish subtitles? i know that's a long shot...

thanks for the help

Try LidlMovies. It's the same idea as Netflix, but I don't know if they have it in PL yet. But you can always try. Think it costs about 6 or 7 Euros a month - don't know how much that is in Zlotys though.

You're welcome.

>^..^<

M-G (always glad to help)

He is looking for info from people who know, which is unfortunately not you.


Why don't you?

Still bickering over the fact that you lost the discussion? Must be tough on you, but stop whining about it, my child, it happens.

There is Lidl in Poland too and since Lidl has this movie club in at least a few countries, chances are that they have that in PL too.

>^..^<

M-G (at least I am trying to help)

I understand now. I was thinking that you needed a streaming service, but it turns out that you need a DVD rental place. Unfortunately I'm not in great and beautiful Poland yet and won't be able to recommend one.

But I'm sure you will be able to find a decent movie rental company out there.
Good Luck!

I have visited too many countries to count and netflix works everywhere as long as you have high speed internet. In red china (NOT hong kong and taiwan) it gets locked out occationally (censorship) but a few hours later it's back on. If you want specific shows from back home (at least from the us) get slingbox, works like a charm.

slingbox.com

Just read some of the other replies, looks like you need DVD rental service or a good NTSC to PAL DVD burner... ;)

no, there is nothing like Netflix in Poland.

simples.

I love netflix instant viewing and I'd like to find a similar streaming service I can use in Poland. I understand how I could still access netflix from Poland but if there is a comparable European service I'd rather use that and get more exposure to non-American cinema. Are there any that work in Poland without a VPN?

Merged: Is there Netflix in Poland?

Is there?

Vodly.,to

Anything at all you want to watch really..

you can use netflix in Poland, but you'll need an proxy (VPN) to change your IP.
I use these guys: express-vpn.com

I use Netflix in Poland to watch movies too with free VPN calls unlocator.com

I never have problem watching movies..

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Polski website like Netflix

I want to learn more about Polska learn polish words and language , I want to watch only Polish movies! Im sick and tired of bholywood with thier Micky mouse characters who almost never existed and if they did they are very tiny but the camera and affects make them so massive e.i thor!!! :D lmao

who apparently never die and can go through walls and **** ...

anyone can help ?? Netflix like website for Polaks !!! please I need your help I live in really depressing placing where people commit sucide on the daily .. no it's not like Islam abad but very similar in spirit of Taliban .. peace and Lovezi

I have been waiting for weeks no answer!! Can you please answer me !!

There's already a Polish version of Netflix - nflix.pl
Unfortunately for you - the majority of content is a foreign production. The list of titles from Poland: nflix.pl/netflix-polska-lista-wszystkich-dostepnych-tytulow/?o=pl_produkcje
I can recommend you check this site cda.pl/video/show/polskie_filmy_online/p1 - the link to Polish movies - as far I know you can watch it outside of Poland.

Here you must have an VIP account to watch: zalukaj.com/gatunek,24/ostatnio-ogladane,wszystkie,strona-1
There are also ipla.pl, player.pl, vod.pl and vod.tvp.pl - a lot of content is premium and also without Polish IP not available.

I'm living in Poland, so can't check for sure - but it's worth to try all above.

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I just realized that netflix never had a dvd or blue ray service in Poland

I can see why it was confined to the us or other countries with such a garbage govt run postal service in wuch a backward third world country.

businessinsider.com.pl/media/internet/netflix-nadal-wysyla-plyty-dvd-do-domow-amerykanow/8dw1e2g

In usa you can just drop a dvd or blue ray right where you live as they have sent out boxes there I havent seen any of these anywhere I lived in Poland. Thats not even touching on efficiency and speed of delivery. But anything govt run or pis run is garbage in Poland.

since video stores dont exist anymore and Poland never had a redboz I dont believe there is or really was ever a way to rent blue rays in this country and you're confined to using streaming services which dont offer a large selection of new movies. You cant watch joker anywhere for instance. What a backward third world country.

One could argue that renting physical copies is backward but hey, I love retro

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BLUE RAYS still look way better on my hdtv at least than any streaming videos like movies or shows. Especially the older restored movies. They still have the film grain and just look sharper and I dont see any difference on my tv between 4k and 1080p. Also the content on streaming services is very limited unless you rent or buy movies. But Id rather have a blue ray again it looks better.

And I gave you a screenshot of few places advertising renting blue ray in Warsaw

Even in the pandemic now you think the few video stores still active in Poland or even Warsaw are open?

Internet says they are. I'm not in Warsaw so I can't say. There are phone numbers and addresses so you are free to check.

Ill check it out.