Hulu has roughly 9 million subscribers while Netflix comes in at about 65.6 million. With the James Bond and Mission Impossible franchises coming on board, it’s possible more people may jump ship. It’s worth noting the huge difference in reach between the two services. Details of the agreement have not, as of yet, been disclosed but this new addition to the service’s movie library will be a definite step-up for the company. With the streaming service’s recent acquisition of Seinfeld, as well as its exclusive deal with FX Networks (season one of Fargo is now streaming!), many still see Hulu as just a platform to where one can binge watch a plethora of TV programs. With Netflix’s focus on original content becoming more and more the priority, this new Hulu-Epix deal seems to be a win-win for both companies involved. Over the weekend, news hit that the streaming service will be dropping some big name titles like The Hunger Games, Interstellar, and The Wolf of Wall Street at the end of September as cable network Epix - which is owned by Viacom and movie studios Paramount, MGM and Lionsgate - has come to a new multiyear deal with streaming service Hulu. It looks like some big movies are going to be dropped from Netflix Instant very soon.

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