This doesn't make sense to me. There's movies in theater that look cheap (most horror movies like don't breathe or lights out) so why does Netflix have to make movies that look like blockbusters? At the end of the day they aren't a juggernaut. They not putting 100mil budget movies out. BoNN looks fukking unbelievable. The Obama flick looked clean. Spectral looked as good as Chappie in a sense. Death note, war machine, and geralds game all looked like something in the theater. Movies like wonder and just getting started are in the theater right now and u saying Netflix shyt look cheap ....gtfohas far as i know, this didn't start as a Netflix production... and i still haven't watched it to be fair, but i knew it would be mentioned, b/c it's been their crutch for 3 years now. Bright is their "most ambitious" original to date, and basically every feature film with a "Netflix" tag on it prior has just been a glorified 2010s version of a straight to DVD movie. They haven't come close to cracking this code yet. They aren't a legit player in the movie game until they have a string of movies that don't seem like cheap Netflix movies. Curious to see where they go from here.
BoNn was bought by netflix not produced but i agree for the most part. There is no real difference in my book between a typical netflix movie and something like boyhood or room yet ppl have conditioned themselves to the latter are some high quality film making cuz of that academy pullThis doesn't make sense to me. There's movies in theater that look cheap (most horror movies like don't breathe or lights out) so why does Netflix have to make movies that look like blockbusters? At the end of the day they aren't a juggernaut. They not putting 100mil budget movies out. BoNN looks fukking unbelievable. The Obama flick looked clean. Spectral looked as good as Chappie in a sense. Death note, war machine, and geralds game all looked like something in the theater. Movies like wonder and just getting started are in the theater right now and u saying Netflix shyt look cheap ....gtfoh
yes. yes i am.This doesn't make sense to me. There's movies in theater that look cheap (most horror movies like don't breathe or lights out) so why does Netflix have to make movies that look like blockbusters? At the end of the day they aren't a juggernaut. They not putting 100mil budget movies out. BoNN looks fukking unbelievable. The Obama flick looked clean. Spectral looked as good as Chappie in a sense. Death note, war machine, and geralds game all looked like something in the theater. Movies like wonder and just getting started are in the theater right now and u saying Netflix shyt look cheap ....gtfoh
Cool story broyes. yes i am.