Getty Images ”We have seen this movie before,” Netflix Inc. Chief Executive Reed Hastings insisted after missing his subscriber-growth forecast Monday.After four consecutive quarters of subscriber growth that soared past forecasts, Netflix Inc. did not live up to expectations with a report Monday that slammed the stock on fears that subscriber growth may have peaked. The streaming media giant reported disappointing second quarter results and a weaker than expected outlook after markets closed Monday. NetflixNFLX, -12.78% disclosed about 1 million fewer new subscribers in the second quarter than it had projected, and said it expected subscriber growth to decline year-over-year in the current quarter. Shares, up about 115% this year compared with a 4.5% gain in the S&P 500 SPX, -0.10% tumbled 13% in after-hours trading.via