At some point in a man's life, he must make a choice that will have a profound impact on his future. This decision may take up hours of his time, affect the way he laughs and cries, and change the way he sees himself and the world around him.

As someone who watches a lot of streaming content, I have come to the conclusion that Netflix and Hulu are the two best services out there. They both have great original programming and exclusive content that no other streaming service has. So if you want to watch your favorite shows and movies without any hassle, these are definitely the services to commit to.

The average American adult watches about 5 hours of TV-oriented media per day, so when they make a decision about which streaming service to use, it becomes a big part of their life. Each streaming service has a unique collection of shows and films, so by choosing one particular provider, you're really choosing the stories and characters that are hosted on that network. And in today's golden era of television, making that choice can be really difficult.

I have studied the strengths and weaknesses of STARZ's premium streaming platform in order to provide you with an informative article. With so many competitors out there, it is important to know what STARZ has to offer and if it is a good value for your money. After thoroughly examining all aspects of this service, I have found that it meets the needs of many viewers. If you are looking for a streaming option, then I highly recommend giving STARZ a try.

This allowed STARZ to grow more aggressively and increase their viewership. As you may know, STARZ has been around in various iterations since the 1990s. Throughout that time, its growth coincided with the advent of the internet. However, at first, STARZ was an extremely unprofitable platform - netting losses in the hundreds of millions per year. But eventually, they got it together. Things started looking up as digital cable became widely adopted throughout the US in the early 2000s. This allowed STARZ to grow more aggressively and increase their viewership.

STARZ, a rapidly growing company, happened to be in the right place at the right time when providers had more room for new channels. STARZ was an attractive candidate because of its large subscriber base and its need for additional content.

Since the mid-2010s, STARZ has continued to grow and compete with networks like HBO and Showtime. In 2013, they launched a new app along with their subscription streaming service, which was well-received by customers.

Customers have a choice between subscribing directly through STARZ or obtaining a subscription through [Amazon?s Prime Video](link to our Prime Video review). Both portals offer the same content, which includes STARZ?s current and back catalog of programming, as well as TV series and movies currently airing on Encore. Whether you subscribe through Prime Video or directly with STARZ, the membership will cost you $8.99/month, which is cheaper than both Showtime ($10.99/month) and HBO ($14.99/month). Depending on the time of year, you may be able to get a bundled deal that?ll save you money. Otherwise, sometimes STARZ offers short-term free trials so you can sample the service before ponying up the first month?s payment.

Once you have finalized your agreement, you will be granted access to STARZ's library. There are a few options for accessing it; you can watch it on a desktop or mobile via the STARZ web client, or download the app and watch it on supported streaming devices like Roku or Chromecast. Additionally, some people may already have access to STARZ through their cable bundle. If this is the case for you, you can use the app or web client whenever you want.

Now that we have covered the basics, the most important aspect of STARZ' content is whether it is appealing to you. Let's take a look at what they have to offer and see if it is enough to keep you interested.

- The Godfather - The Sopranos - Game of Thrones STARZ' business model focuses more on high-quality programming that is exclusive to the network than attracting viewers with a wide variety of content. Many of the movies on STARZ are blockbusters that can compete with Netflix and Hulu, and they also have an impressive array of classics available at any given time. To browse what movies are currently available, you can visit their website or app. Some examples are Casino, The Big Lebowski, Call Me By Your Name, Back to the Future, My Cousin Vinny, Fargo, Reservoir Dogs, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Truman Show, The Godfather and The Sopranos.

Recent reviews have noted that the film company's choice of films is largely ?90s nostalgia-era content, although their recent releases seem to be more contemporary in nature.

STARZ is unfortunately lacking in high-quality series when compared to HBO. However, this does not mean that their shows are not good; quite the contrary, in fact. Many of their content may be described as "lesser-known gems." I feel this description is appropriate for shows like American Gods, an adaptation of the namesake novel by Neil Gaiman, as well as Ash vs. Evil Dead, which has a cult-like following that supports it.

Other popular TV series include Counterpart, Black Sails, and Spartacus. Here, you can browse all of the series.

Just below that, you have a bunch of small text boxes where you can search by title or series. When you sign in to STARZ through the web client, one of the first things you?ll see is a large slideshow-style banner displaying featured content. This banner takes up much of the screen, and besides being annoying, it’s impractical as you have to click one-by-one through each title to browse through the featured catalog. So what I do, and what I imagine most people do, is I skip right past that boisterous banner. Beneath it, you find a pretty standard grid-oriented display that you can toggle through much more easily. Each row is categorized differently, with the first being sorted by what’s “Popular” and the next, ?Original Series Only On STARZ?, etc. Pretty standard stuff. Just below that, you have a bunch of small text boxes where you can search by title or series.

If you're looking for something specific, the search bar is right at the top of the page, in plain sight. You can also choose to jump straight into the "Series" or "Movies" portal by clicking a direct link on the top of the landing page.

Overall, it just feels like a really well-made app. If you plan on doing a lot of your streaming through your phone, you're in luck. Plenty of users have deemed STARZ's mobile app as the best one out there in terms of simplicity and functionality. Keep in mind that we're dealing with pretty fierce competition, too, so that's saying a lot. As far as features go, it's pretty standard, including Chromecast connectivity, downloadable content, and live-streaming support. The UI is sleek and intuitive, and navigating is as simple as you'd hope for. Overall, it just feels like a really well-made app.

Many users have complained about the app being hard to activate or cancel their subscription through the mobile client. For whatever reason, this is a common issue. This can make users angry, as they may have tried to cancel the service but were unsuccessful.

STARZ is a great value for the price and it's very convenient to be able to cancel and resubscribe whenever you want.

We at STARZ think that our classic movie and series database is extensive, with a great selection dating back to the 1970s-1990s. Our original series are not always well known, but that doesn't mean they're bad. Some of them (like Ash vs Evil Dead and American Gods) are fantastic and many others are also good. Lastly, we want to stress that the STARZ-exclusive collection is truly impressive.

Despite its few shortcomings, STARZ overall provides an enjoyable streaming experience. The biggest issue is the lack of recent movies, but classics are available as well. When it comes to series, there are few big names available, but this may not be a problem for some viewers.

Many users have a gripe with how difficult it is to manage a subscription on the mobile client. This should (and hopefully) be patched up quickly, so we'll see how that plays out.