No clue. I just assumed.Your list (plus Dare Devil and Seven Seconds which are both done) are my favorites on Netflix.
Will Haunting of Hill House continue? It seems the full story was told in the one season - but maybe it will be a anthology type series with a new storyline each season?
watching now based on this reco…Rove! said:Russian Doll is a gem. Best I have seen in awhile.
As someone whose kids consume 10x the Netflix I do, it’s the kids movies like Moana leaving that would be more problematic.Regarding the upcoming Disney streaming service and it’s impact on Netflix. Are we talking all the Marvel and Star Wars stuff? Because if that’s the extent, it has next to zero impact IMO.
I just did a quick check and my Netflix watchlist has 72 shows/movies/docs on it and none of them are Disney, Marvel or Star Wars related.Regarding the upcoming Disney streaming service and it’s impact on Netflix. Are we talking all the Marvel and Star Wars stuff? Because if that’s the extent, it has next to zero impact IMO.
I just meant for me. Obviously it will have an impact on many other people, especially those with kids.You guys are absolutely nuts if you think Disney's streaming service will have next to zero impact. I wonder how many kids under 16 you have at home.
I have 2 kids under 16, neither of whom watch anything Disney outside of Marvel movies. Which we can get anytime outside of Netflix or yet another subscription like D+You guys are absolutely nuts if you think Disney's streaming service will have next to zero impact. I wonder how many kids under 16 you have at home.
one trick pony showI have been looking for something new to start and just fired up Sneaky Pete on Amazon Prime. Pretty good pilot and will keep watching.
While Netflix will lose people to simple competition and loss of content. We have to remeber there is a generation that is now growing up on Netflix. It's all they know. Now those kids may be watching the Netflix cake show or Lemony Snickets. In 10 years when those kids are in their 20s and start watching the new shows of their time there will be a large portion of those that go back and watch the shows of today that will be considered classics.FWIW, I think Netflix kinda already knows its movies aren't that good. It paid way too much money to get people like Will Smith and Adam Sandler onboard to try to create some traction. Not sure it's working. Bright was o.k. but I have a hard time recalling a Netflix movie off the top of my head that was fantastic. But let's face it, we also aren't paying $7.50 per ticket, plus concessions to sit down in a theater so that may also temper our expectations of movies. A lot of the crap that goes to theaters these days are o.k. too. The "blockbusters" so to speak are more often than not franchise movies such as super heroes or star wars, etc.... Or else they are part of the PR machine that overhypes huge budget movies. I mean, I liked Avatar quite a bit, but a lot of people didn't think it was that great and it grossed elventy billion or whatever, no?
And while Netflix series are probably their bread and butter, their success is also going to be their downfall in this writers humble opinion. People love binge watching series, especially good ones. But series take a while to shoot, and as they become more popular, their production costs also rise. Netflix needs to pump out a huge amount of product here to keep people viewing. Because let's face it, I probably love 5-10 netflix series, and I like another 5-10 well enough, but there are dozens and dozens and more that I'm either not interested in or else watch a few episodes and say, nah. So on the say 5 series I love, when they come out, I watch them over a weekend or week. Then I'm stuck waiting for a year(s) for the next season to come out. In the interim another 250 series come out. They have something like 700+ series they are constantly rolling out. One company. That's a LOT. Their cash burn rate is insane. I do like Netflix quite a bit (probably more so now that I've cut the cable) but I can't see how they sustain this content. I think they are counting on hitting a few home runs (such as HBO has done with Sopranos and GoT) and then raise their rates. I dunno
We tried the pilot of Black sails recently...felt like a typical skinemax soft porn show with a bigger budget and pirates. Nope.Went back to a few shows last night rather than watch POTUS speak.
I tried another episode of "Black Sails" and had to stop. It's just not that good.
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"Futureman" was quick, almost funny usually. Giving it a second episode or two before deciding.
It seemed like every episode in the first season it was about him trying to pull some sleight of hand scam on one person or another. Just got too old for me.
Oof, I could definitely see it being well worth it then. I think ours was about $70-80 (a little more when I kicked in HBO to watch GOT for a couple months). So when I am looking at 3-4 of these subscriptions, it is starting to be about the same price and I lost access to all sports besides what's on my local/HD antenna.My last bill for cable was just shy of $200/month. On top of that I got hit with the following every month:
RC94 said:That's one of the reasons I went to Netflix in the first place. The fact that network TV and cable suck doesn't make Netflix worth it. I'm ok with Netflix for now, but they are going to lose a lot of their best content when Disney takes their stuff away and then the price won't be worth it anymore IMO. If people disagree and want to stick with Netflix, I truly don't care. Do whatever you want. All of this is subjective anyway. Just because I don't like something or I do like something doesn't mean everyone else has to agree with me.
To these and others conjecturing about Disney+ impact, I do think it extends beyond just the removal of Disney product from other sites. It's not just the back catalog and the boost it gets from Hulu in the TV market -- they will be another shop with very deep pockets who will compete for future movie/series/documentaries that will make content that much more evenly distributed across the big services making it that much more competitive. We'll see the extent, but I can't believe it's a zero impact scenario.You guys are absolutely nuts if you think Disney's streaming service will have next to zero impact. I wonder how many kids under 16 you have at home.
I really liked Sneaky Pete -- I understand the one-trick pony comment and I started to lose interest in the latter part of the second season but the surrounding characters are great in addition to Ribisi, and the storytelling arc was decent (at least on par with Ozarks IMHO).one trick pony show
yeah I liked thatIs talking about amazon ok here. Because ABC is ####### phenomenal.
is that the malkovich poirot thing?Is talking about amazon ok here. Because ABC is ####### phenomenal.
Yeah.is that the malkovich poirot thing?
we watched the pilot and didn't come away here or there about it.
It's a bit slow starting out, but really ramps up quick.will give it another try then... thanks.
My fear is that once everyone is going streaming style cafetiria style, and the cable companies start losing revenue, broadband prices are going to explode.When is this Disney thingy lauching, and is there a list of stuff that it will effect? Seems like they own everything, so I do wonder how much It will effect Netflix.
ETA: also, one of my grumbles about the streaming vs. cable thing is that there will get to be a point where people will have the impulse to have 5-6+ subscriptions to services and you will be paying just as much or more than you were for cable. The downside for me now is I have 0 access to sports, so that is also being factored into my equation as well.
for those trying to find this, it is actually called Agatha Christie's The ABC Murdersculdeus said:Is talking about amazon ok here. Because ABC is ####### phenomenal.
I’m hoping that since 5G broadband will be a thing, competition will keep Internet prices down.Bull Dozier said:My fear is that once everyone is going streaming style cafetiria style, and the cable companies start losing revenue, broadband prices are going to explode.
Oops. I thought it was simply "ABC." My bad.for those trying to find this, it is actually called Agatha Christie's The ABC Murders
You thought it was as easy as 1-2-3, right?Oops. I thought it was simply "ABC." My bad.
It's full of sneaky hot british character actresses btw.
I'm not as big a fan as others here. While I agree it is well made and with good acting abundant, there are real problems with the show for me. Mostly the lead actor and the pace of the season's storytelling is way too slack. We all seem to dig the subject matter though. I'm keen to learn if they'll make some adjustments with S2. It's got a pretty short leash with me.Wife and I watched the first few episodes of Mindhunter yesterday while both of us were sick. Very well made, and the concept is very interesting, but it is also Mad Men - level slow. By saying that it means that it's not the best show for binging, not that we aren't enjoying it.
I liked it too for silly over the top entertainment. Definitely a lot of gratuitous violence.Actually enjoyed Polar. Knew it was based on a graphic novel going in, so expected some brainless entertainment, which it was. Cyndee was worth it, too.
IO, not very good. That's being kind, this was a big steaming pile of ####.I think Netflix kinda already knows its movies aren't that good