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And the majority of it, absolutely pish. Plenty of low budget films full of F-grade actors that not even Hallmark would've touched.
by zapzupnz 8y ago
And the majority of it, absolutely pish. Plenty of low budget films full of F-grade actors that not even Hallmark would've touched.
- brianwawok 8y agoBut it hits some sweet niches! I have found some sweet niche shows. Not big enough to get a network to drop money on it. But enough myself and I’m sure some others did. I only watch a few hours a week so I don’t need 600 amazing shows. I need like 5 sweet shows a year to tide me over between game of thrones and Silicon Valley.
- zapzupnz 8y agoI'm generally the same. Basically, everything is filler until Doctor Who comes out. I've been enjoying some original comedies like Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Good News, and some others; but a lot of the rest of the "originals" I like are really just coproductions of continuations of shows that existed on other networks, like Rita and Midnight Diner.
- addicted 8y agoBesides the UK stuff that Netflix rebrands as Netflix Originals in the US, I can’t remember the last time I watched a Netflix original that I was able to make it past a few episodes. Even some of the more renowned stuff is clearly trying really hard to be “different”. And the rest of it appears algorithmically generated to please certain viewer types.
- lostsock 8y agoI've watched and enjoyed pretty much every episode of: House of Cards, Stranger things, Altered Carbon, Orange Is the New Black. What have you watched that you didn't get into?
- gammateam 8y agoF-grade that gets masquaraded as good in a custom tailored 5 star rating just for you All because you accidentally clicked an anime once