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I don't see the value in comparing Netflix's original content against the exceptionally larger collection of syndicated content which mostly consists of whateve
by Zikes 10y ago
I don't see the value in comparing Netflix's original content against the exceptionally larger collection of syndicated content which mostly consists of whatever they can get their hands on regardless of quality. It only makes sense that in averaging those two groups the OC one would rate higher.
- gibbitz 10y agoCame here to say the same and as the back catalog slips further and further into the syndicated Sunday movie category the OC looks better and better because you haven't already seen it. When I first subscribed to Netflix it was a library of DVDs (literally), now its a slightly better TBS. (Hey Lethal Weapon's on... again) One thing to note about the cost. There's one rather large difference between cable and multiple streaming services (at least where Netflix is concerned) and that is advertising. We may be paying more for this content, but at least we're only getting content and not having to wait through mis-targeted advertising... At least for now.
- fusiongyro 10y agoAgreed completely. Back in October someone blogged that only 31 of the IMDB top 250 movies are on Netflix. https://www.streamingobserver.com/netflix-now-31-movies-imdbs-top-250-list/ https://www.streamingobserver.com/netflix-now-31-movies-imdb...