Netflix Originals

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by gag

3.9 on imdb

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1552211...&ref_=m_ft_dsk

And lots of reviews and barely anyone rated 4 and above mainly 2 and 1.

Well will definitely be giving that a miss one train wreck of a film is enough for me.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by gag

3.9 on imdb

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1552211...&ref_=m_ft_dsk

And lots of reviews and barely anyone rated 4 and above mainly 2 and 1.

It's down too 3.6 now!

[Graveyard]

the U.S. government plans to broadcast a signal making it impossible for anyone to knowingly commit unlawful acts.

With this plot..

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Nice to see Netflix are raising prices by £1 and £2.

[Justin101]

That's annoying, the UHD membership is going up to £14 a month... What's also more annoying is the same article (BBC) states that Disney+ is going up £2 a month too. Neither companies have contacted me to let me know this... you think their members would be the first to know rather than a news network.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

That's annoying, the UHD membership is going up to £14 a month... What's also more annoying is the same article (BBC) states that Disney+ is going up £2 a month too. Neither companies have contacted me to let me know this... you think their members would be the first to know rather than a news network.

It won't be long before you're paying £25 / month for streaming services.

BT Sport started at £6 / month. It's now £24 / month. I know one's live sport and one is just streaming but someone's gotta' pay to get all these series and movies made (especially if they aren't going to cinema) and there's no way streaming companies will want to foot the bills.

[gag]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

It won't be long before you're paying £25 / month for streaming services.

BT Sport started at £6 / month. It's now £24 / month. I know one's live sport and one is just streaming but someone's gotta' pay to get all these series and movies made (especially if they aren't going to cinema) and there's no way streaming companies will want to foot the bills.

True but isn’t it the usual scenario the dearer it gets people start canceling their subscription , so keep it a tadge cheaper to get more viewers in, wouldn't they benefit more example by having 7 million payers at £10 a month than 4 million payers at £15 a monthly

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by gag

True but isn’t it the usual scenario the dearer it gets people start canceling their prescriptions, so keep it a tadge cheaper to get more viewers in, wouldn't they benefit more example by having 7 million payers at £10 a month than 4 million payers at £15 a month

Corporate greed doesn't work that way.

Plus the majority won't cancel as they'll have no other way to watch movies and tv shows. Once they are hooked then the majority will stay.

By the way. A prescription is something you get from the chemist not Netflix.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Basically if Disney's main showcase and especially income source is streaming rather than cinema then it's streamers who will have to pay for Disney's output.

The next MCU or Star Wars movie costs $200m for example and it doesn't get a huge world wide cinema release then streamers will foot the bill.

[gag]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Corporate greed doesn't work that way.

Plus the majority won't cancel as they'll have no other way to watch movies and tv shows. Once they are hooked then the majority will stay.

By the way. A prescription is something you get from the chemist not Netflix.

My bad goes show not paying attention while typing and talking, because I asked Sam what plans we got tomorrow and she was telling me how she has to go and collect a prescription, der.
Quack quack oops

Ive corrected it.