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Crackle Expands Movie Library Amid Streaming Competition

WHAT'S THE STORY?

What's Happening?

Crackle, a free ad-supported streaming service, offers a substantial library of approximately 700 movies and over 100 TV series. Despite its limited features, Crackle's movie collection is a significant draw, surpassing some paid options like CBS All Access. Notable films available include classics such as '3:10 to Yuma' and 'Taxi Driver'. Crackle also produces original content, including series like 'On Point' and 'Going For Broke'. However, its original offerings are less popular compared to those from competitors like Netflix and Disney+. Crackle is available on various platforms, providing an alternative to paid streaming services.
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Why It's Important?

Crackle's expansion in the streaming market highlights the growing demand for free entertainment options. As consumers face increasing subscription costs, services like Crackle offer a cost-effective alternative, potentially attracting budget-conscious viewers. The platform's focus on movies rather than TV series may appeal to film enthusiasts. Crackle's ability to provide content without subscription fees could challenge paid services, influencing market dynamics and consumer choices. Its partnership with Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment and Sony ensures a diverse content library, enhancing its competitive edge.

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