Out of all those i was only interested in Lost in Space. it was pretty good too, but they still haven't renewed for a second season.
I don't watch cable shows anymore either. I thought netflix was gonna start making good movies? Not be another CBS. But another Disney.
And you gotta give those other originals a chance, homie.
Some of y'all are coming off biased. A good amount of Netflix og series are just as good as cable tv shows.
All them shyts seem like b movies.
All them shyts seem like b movies.
I had no idea there was a sequel to crouching tiger. Bet none of the original actors returned.
Its just a more expensive version of crackle.netflix may be too niche for you
I watch everything on my phone so I just use beetv, movieboxpro and others. No need for Netflix
Netflix was everybody's friend when nobody else had a streaming service and they were giving out 100s of millions to air their shyt.
Now when major companies have their own services, suddenly "Netflix is over" doomsday propaganda is the wave.
I'm not a Netflix defender, but if there's ever been an "agenda" (which is a Coli fav word), this is one of them.
disgusting casual
Blockbuster got Blockbuster'd because a new format came out and made renting VHS irrelevant. Streaming, yet another format, was the nail in the coffin. New streaming services aren't a new format. It's just the same shyt on a different platform. The onus isn't on Netflix to do anything different. It's on these new streaming services to compel people to invest their time and dollars into their service. Netflix has well over 100 million people already invested in their service. Will they lose subscribers or see subscriber growth slow down as new competitors enter the market: of course. They have more than a healthy enough headstart to weather that though. The question is if the competitors can attract people, create a large stable base, and last as long as Netflix has.