Netflix just dropped a feature that’s so extra it makes your memory function feel obsolete. It’s called Moments, and it’s like scrapbooking, but instead of photos of your cat, it’s every steamy Bridgerton scene you can’t stop replaying in your head. Netflix announced this wizardry on Monday, October 28th, and yes, it’s coming to hijack your attention span very soon.
What Even Are “Moments,” You Ask?
According to Netflix’s content hub, Tudum (yes, that’s the real name—no, it’s not the sound your microwave makes), Moments lets you “save, relive, and share your favorite Netflix scenes.” Basically, Netflix just gave you permission to fangirl even harder over that Heartstopper smooch. And the best part? You can share these Moments with the world. Because why keep your unhealthy obsession with Penelope and Colin’s long-overdue kiss to yourself when Instagram exists?
So, How Does This Thing Work?
Imagine this: You’re lying in bed, avoiding your life by watching Bridgerton on your phone. Suddenly, Colin FINALLY kisses Penelope (cue internal screaming). Do you:
A) Let that magical moment pass like a responsible adult?
B) Hit that sweet little Moments button faster than you hit snooze on your morning alarm?
Obviously, it’s B. And boom, just like that, Netflix saves the scene straight to your “My Netflix” tab. Now, you can rewatch it on a loop until your phone battery dies or your heart gives out from pure joy—whichever comes first. Bonus: If you ever rewatch the episode, it’ll start right where you saved it, because Netflix knows you have zero chill.
Sharing Is Caring—Or Just Oversharing?
Why keep a scene to yourself when you can blast it across Instagram, Facebook, and every other platform where your high school friends can marvel at your impeccable taste in content? You can either share a Moment the second you save it or hoard them all in your “My Netflix” tab like the digital dragon you are. Then, when the time feels right (read: always), hit that share button and unleash your treasured scenes upon the world.
Netflix’s Moments is your new best friend—because if it’s not on Instagram, did it even happen? Get ready to flood the internet with your favorite on-screen smooches, heartbreaks, and dramatic exits. The future of binge-watching just got a lot more interactive.
