Search across all Netflix regions for movies and TV shows

Martin Brinkmann
Feb 22, 2016
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Flixed is a free service that allows you to search across all Netflix regions to find movies or TV shows that you are interested in.

While Netflix touts itself as a global entertainment provider -- it is available in most countries of the world at the time of writing -- what is offered in different regions that Netflix is available differs highly.

Want to watch the TV show Gilmore Girls? Can only do that in the US or Canada. Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles? Only available in Scandinavia. Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope? Only in Mexico, Columbia, Brazil and Argentina. The movie The Monuments Men? Only available in Canada.

The list goes on and on, and even if you tune in from the United States -- the region with the largest offering of TV shows and films -- you are not able to watch everything that Netflix has to offer.

This leads to one question: how to find out a movie or TV show is available on Netflix in another region?

Flixed

Flixed offers a solution. It offers a searchable database supporting all Netflix regions in the world. Just type the name of the TV show or movie and hit enter to start a search on the site.

A whole array of filters is provided by Flixed that help you narrow down the search results. Among the options are to filter by type (movies or TV shows, or both), genre, country that you want checked, year of release, audio or subtitle languages, or minimum ratings on IMDB.

The country selector is quite useful if you have access to a virtual private network (VPN) and use it to watch Netflix movies or shows available in supported regions as you can deselect those countries that you don't have access to via the VPN.

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Matches are displayed instantly, and for each map you find the flags of the countries you can watch it in listed underneath it so that you know where it is available.

There you also find listed the IMDB rating if available, a short story synopsis, and tags.

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A click on "more details opens the show's or movies' profile page on Flixed. It lists additional information about the selected flick including seasons (if it is a TV show), information about the cast, audio and subtitle availability, and metacritic reviews.

The "watch now" button on the other hand opens the movie or TV show on Netflix in the same browser tab so that you can start watching it right away.

If you perform the search on Netflix directly, you will only get regional results as you can see on the screenshot below.

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Flixed displays new arrivals and popular shows on its frontpage directly which you may find useful as well.

What's missing is a direct way to browse all offerings available in a particular region. You can get that listing by using the country filter and the "unselect all" option before checking the country that you want to get a listing of available TV shows and movies for.

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Search across all Netflix regions for movies and TV shows
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Search across all Netflix regions for movies and TV shows
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Flixed is a free service that allows you to search across all Netflix regions to find movies or TV shows that you are interested in.
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  1. Rotten Scoundrel said on February 22, 2016 at 8:00 pm
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    I have been using InstantWatcher for seveal years. They can add directly to your WatchList. They were lucky to be using the Netflix-API before it was yanked from availability late last year and so far are still grandfathered in. You need to be logged into your Netflix account before using the site.

    http://instantwatcher.com/

  2. Martin said on February 22, 2016 at 1:15 pm
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    I use viewfilm.net
    I have tried many such services, pointing out that there is a wonderful gap in the market for them. I’d like to be able to input a list of films which I would love to see on television. Rather than look through endless listings every week, it would be wonderful if they could send me a weekly email telling me which of my selection are going to be on terrestrial television in the coming week. I’d even be prepared to read a few adverts in a weekly email.

  3. Hollister said on February 22, 2016 at 1:02 pm
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    I use allflicks.net but Ill take a look at this one.

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