Netflix is not about to let Amazon have all the fun when it comes to delivery drones.
To tout its own robotic home delivery technology, Netflix released a video for its "Drone2Home" service, which will find you anytime, anywhere. And we do mean anywhere.
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While all the bugs may not have been quite worked out yet, Mashable is looking forward to the day when we can get a DVD copy of Terminator delivered by an actual killer robot.

The parody video from Netflix above lampoons Amazon's Prime Air program, which was introduced by CEO Jeff Bezos during a 60 Minutes segment.
Amazon is not alone. UPS has recently said it is exploring the viability of drone delivery, as has a flower delivery service in Detroit.
As for Netflix, it's safe to assume you wont be seeing its drones filling the skies anytime soon. Its DVD segment, while still a lucrative business, is in steady decline as streaming becomes its primary service.
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