All Disney and Pixar animated movies, all live action films, television, and children's programming will be pulled from Netflix by 2019 and distributed exclusively on a Disney owned streaming platform. The consequences for Netflix could be rough, due to the massive amount of Disney content; a partnership they've both benefited from since 2012. I think there are far too many streaming services available as it is. Other than Netflix, you have close competitors Hulu and Amazon Video. HBO is acquiring an impressive subscriber base. A handful of studios already have video on demand services like the one Disney is developing, such as Crackle, owned by Sony Pictures. Several television channels have their own platforms including ABC, CBS, CNN, FOX, MTV and more. If that's not enough you can rent television shows or movies from your video game console, iTunes, YouTube, cable provider, and so on. Plus, Redbox is still a thing that exists.