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Eh, without knowing the quality of the titles that have been removed, it's impossible to say if this is good, bad, or neutral, nor is it possible to make any co
by zzalpha 11y ago
Eh, without knowing the quality of the titles that have been removed, it's impossible to say if this is good, bad, or neutral, nor is it possible to make any conclusions regarding the cause.
For all I know, they've just been culling the truly massive collection of low-budget garbage that's infected the service since its inception.
- pigpaws 11y agoyou can look at the quality of the titles they currently have to see it's mostly B-movies, odd-docs and a precious few 'A-level' of either. While they're dumping lots of cash into their own films, shows, etc... they certainly aren't looking to get any more 'big name' movies...
- zzalpha 11y agoI don't know that that's true. For every piece of B-rated schlock that arrives, they're also bringing on AAA content. Is it every major new release? No. But it's not trivial. And I should point out I'm speaking as a Canadian... which might mean my bar is a lot lower. :/
- mchahn 11y ago> I should point out I'm speaking as a Canadian... which might mean my bar is a lot lower. How unpatriotic (grin). My experience has been that Canadian film is high quality. Less hollywood car chases and explosions. I think this is due to the funding from the national film board.
- zzalpha 11y agoHa ha! No, no, my point is that the selection on Canadian Netflix is but a pale shadow of it's American counterpart. :)