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Published 13:29 8 Jul 2015 BST

It will be the first film customers will be able to stream via Netflix on October 16, the same day it is shown in selected cinemas.
The global success of series House Of Cards and Orange Is The New Black is why Netflix have chosen to extend their grip on the movie business.
Elba, who has been cast for Star Trek and suggested as the next Bond, is directed by True Detective's Cary Fukunaga, another reason Netflix were embroiled in a bidding war, eventually spending £7.7million for the worldwide rights.
Adam Sandler follows next with the release of The Ridiculous Six, the first of four Sandler movies that will go out on Netflix, released on December 11.
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