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To be honest, a lot of the content that they are delivering right now, is not very good quality. Recently, 20 new series were delivered, and I think that only
by blackrock 9y ago
To be honest, a lot of the content that they are delivering right now, is not very good quality.
Recently, 20 new series were delivered, and I think that only 1 or 2 are good. The rest, are not even worthy of your time.
And the ratings that they use are atrocious. For example, a series is given a 4.5 star rating, but when you watch it, you ask yourself, who rated this?
- Pyxl101 9y agoWhen Netflix used a star rating system, the star rating it showed you was Netflix's guesstimate of your expected rating. It's guessing how it thinks you'll rate the movie, based on what you've watched and rated, and what other similar people have done. It's not always going to be right. In 2017 they switched to a thumbs-up / thumbs-down system, and now they show a percentage which I believe is their estimate of the chance you'll give it a thumbs-up.
- Pfhreak 9y agoNetflix series that come to mind as "I enjoyed and believe a reasonable number of people would describe as 'good'": * House of Cards * Orange is the New Black * Narcos * Stranger Things * A Series of Unfortunate Events * Mindhunter * Altered Carbon * Daredevil * Jessica Jones * Luke Cage * The Defenders * Master of None * GLOW * Wet Hot American Summer * Bojack Horseman * Castlevania * Chef's Table * Abstract * Voltron: Legendary Defender * Trollhunters Maybe I misunderstood your thesis, but the 1-2 remark seems ungenerous...
- lozenge 9y agoThe other 18 are for other target audiences. They can statistically separate groups of TV viewers and try to target each one. Besides, you might be surprised how low people's standards are. After all, 5 hours a day is Americans' average TV consumption. The world can't product that amount of high quality TV.