Why Netflix original movies so trash?

[TheGodling]

Netflix’s model is basically throwing shyt on the wall and seeing what sticks. They release tons of shyt every week. A lot of is mediocre to trash with some gems here and there. If you want something with a higher hit rate then hbo max is probably on top right now, but they don’t release anywhere close to the amount of content as Netflix.

This. Netflix is about quantity, not quality. If a studio buys a hot spec script it can still take years to get things figured out, optimized and start shooting and if necessary reshoot because they intend to create the perfect studio film. Netflix' MO is basically 'Here's 100 million dollars, get it done and good luck with it'.

 

[FlyRy]

Roma
Marriage story
High flying bird
His House
Atlantics
Sundays illness
Ma raineys black bottom
The old guard

 

[PortCityProphet]

Yall be judging Netflix like they aren't a baby when it comes to original movies. They're just getting their footing.

What other production is dropping straight heat?
I'll wait...

 

[Big Blue]

Beasts Of No Nation
The Night Comes For Us
Extraction
The Call
Mosul
The King
Mudbound

I'll throw in Roma

 

[Lootpack]

Atlantics was dope, don't sleep on it.

 

[Hopeofmypeople]

I actually loved Bright and want there to be a sequel, I think that world has potential.

 

[Kenny West]

Yall be judging Netflix like they aren't a baby when it comes to original movies. They're just getting their footing.

What other production is dropping straight heat?
I'll wait...

Im saying tho, where are these quality over quantity studios?

WB?
Disney?
Universal?

 

[cobra]

i like mediocre original movies

Hollywood is only focusing on franchises and reboots right now

Netflix is a great place that hosts interesting plots
is it executed perfectly, no

 

[jilla82]

making a good movie/tv show is hard.

The majority of the shyt the public likes is trash.

 

[Guru]

Quality is a myth

 

[8WON6]

Series as well. They mass produce cookie cutter trash. They make one hot project for every 10.

Ozark.

 

[DaddyFresh]

Ozark.

Yeah that’s probably a top 3 Netflix original.

 

[Json]

Most stuff is middle of the road.

Grey's Anatomy being on near 20 years isn’t cause it’s great and not because it’s bad.

It just stays in its lane and doesn’t rock the boat.

A Game of Thrones, Lost, or the Office are rare and too hard to replicate. A three season okayish space fantasy is a lot easier.

 

[Ironman]

Korean series are killing the game not sure what you're talking about

 

[Optimus Prime]

Because you are watching every single movie on Netflix due to ease of access
There’s always been this ratio between good and bad movies no matter the platform