Unfortunately I'm not. They've cranked out a ton of shit content that seems either terribly written acted etc. or half assed. And there doesn't seem to be any change.
Bo Burnhams new special is a delight. White Girl Instagram is an absolute banger and maybe the hardest I’ve laughed in a long time.
I agree with you. Just funny to think about Netflix being like “let’s throw shit at the wall and the viewers will tell us what sticks”
Bloodline’s last season was the absolute worst thing ever written. I can’t even believe they put that on their platform. Should have just threw that shit out. I’m sure there are more, I’m not as prolific as some, but that I can’t forget.
There's a few notable ones. But in general the vast majority of their shows and movies just seem half baked. Like it's missing a touch to it.
Marvel pushes out movies like I blow through weed. People go and see Fast and Furious 12. True crime and serial killer programming is incredibly popular. LCD has shown what they want. They don't want shows like Dark
This is a great call. I need a long form article on how a show could go totally off the rails that quickly.
I believe they learned it was cancelled and you can pretty much see how much they gave a shit. Id be interested in learning more but that would mean I need to reinvest to know how horrible it is. Also I’d imagine there are quite a few Easter eggs and subliminal messages in that season if you know the people involved.
I saw this pop up and watched the trailer for the first season and it looked really good. Going to give it a shot once we finish The Shield
I was going to watch a while back after I finished dark, wanted a break from foreign language shows then forgot about it until this past week
Watched a few last night. Hopefully the short episodes means they'll come out faster. And give me some more black mirror, dammit
People always complain about studio interference with movies. Netflix has made it pretty clear studio notes aren't always a bad thing.
It's pretty clear Netflix sees that the pray and spray, shotgun approach is their path to success vs the quality over quantity approach of HBO and nostalgia/reboot/ franchise appeal of Disney
I feel like Netflix’s groove right now is true crime documentaries and they know there’s an insatiable appetite for them.
Son of Sam series was intriguing They make a pretty strong case that there was more than 1 person out there committing the murders
im about 7 episodes in and like it. it is even better knowing it is based on real events. i never knew about this guy until that series.
If you only watch tv an hour a day Netflix is great. I never run out of hyped stuff I want to see. Doing Castlevania right now. You're watching a lot of tv if you run out of options on Netflix, or you're picky
I just watched this. Lucas and Malloy are grade A pieces of shit. They both think it’s fine sacrificing lives in order to advance NASA. If only it was just them two who died from it.
That’s fucking lame, especially considering some of the shit heaps Netflix has greenlit for second seasons.
my guess like most things Netflix cancels is that the show was wayyy too expensive to shoot and didnt get the results they wanted
Jupiters Legacy cost 200 million for season 1. How that is even possible for how it looked is beyond me
I enjoyed it and was looking forward to a second season, but hard to say “definitely watch” to most shows when it’s already confirmed that they won’t tie up any of the loose ends.
I am three episodes in. So far it's solid, but I need to see where it is going. Ratings on RT and IMDB keep going up though.