Netflix library leaked ahead of Tuesday launch

HAVE you being dying to know what content will be available on the Aussie Netflix? The entire catalogue of both TV shows and movies has been leaked.

FOR months, there has been growing speculation about what content will be available when American streaming service Netflix launches in Australia.

The company has been doing a marvellous job keeping their catalogue under wraps with hopes to reveal it when the service launches tomorrow.

Potential subscribers have only been told there will be content from a number of leading distributors, but there has been no information regarding specific inclusions.

However, it appears a Reddit user has stumbled across the content and leaked the entire catalogue of both TV shows and movies a day before the launch.

While the leaked catalogue is too extensive to republish all of the content, highlights include House of Cards, Orange is the New Black, Homeland and Suits.

Netflix has since confirmed some of the leaked content.

In addition, the company has announced it will be offering a free, one-month trial to all new members signing up online.

After the trial, ‎Netflix will offer three pricing tiers.

The cheapest single-stream standard definition plan will cost just $AU8.99 per month.

Subscribers can also get a two-stream high-definition plan for $AU11.99 or a four-stream 4K ultra-high definition “family” plan for $AU14.99.

Just a taste of what’s on offer from the leak.