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Honestly, if it means more quality content, I'm for paying even $15+. Netflix has a ton of content, but I feel like at least 70% (and I'm being generous here)

Honestly, if it means more quality content, I'm for paying even $15+. Netflix has a ton of content, but I feel like at least 70% (and I'm being generous here) is very much 'meh'. There are some people who are happy to watch 'meh', and that's awesome, but I find myself re-watching old (but good) TV series, because the good TV show I watched has ended and I haven't found anything good yet. So, Friends it is, I guess...

crooked-v 8y ago
I feel like there's still a ton of stuff on Netflix that I would be interested in, but the interface has made it harder and harder to find any of it, to the extent that there are any number of films I'd actively like to watch that I only discovered were on Netflix from one of the third-party sites that indexes their contents. For example: http://flicksurfer.com/ http://flicksurfer.com/ If I could just get pretty much exactly that interface in the Netflix app, plus toggles for "I've seen this, don't show it again unless I look for it specifically" and "I will literally never want to see this, never show it to me again", Netflix would have much higher value to me.
- tracker1 8y ago
  Cannot second the never show this to me again and I've watched this option... Also, I liked when you at least had a chance at curated categories.. now it's just a blurry mess. I also don't like the bent to the documentaries they have (which flows to the organization as a whole). I find that Amazon at least has a bit of balance. I cancelled after they dropped the Marvel shows. It's really one of the few things I liked/watched on there.
konschubert 8y ago
Since they have tons of mediocre content, I think having more money will just lead to more of that. If they had the ability to create good content but were lacking the finances, they could take it from the mediocre content.
- freehunter 8y ago
  Everyone's take on "mediocre content" is different. My wife loves a lot of the low-rated Netflix shows. In the same way our dishes might not get washed as quick if I didn't have my favorite podcasts, I don't know if our laundry would get done as quick if she didn't have Fuller House or that mermaid show.
mipmap04 8y ago
Netflix is the cost of renting The Office and Breaking Bad forever.

crooked-v 8y ago

I feel like there's still a ton of stuff on Netflix that I would be interested in, but the interface has made it harder and harder to find any of it, to the extent that there are any number of films I'd actively like to watch that I only discovered were on Netflix from one of the third-party sites that indexes their contents. For example: http://flicksurfer.com/ http://flicksurfer.com/ If I could just get pretty much exactly that interface in the Netflix app, plus toggles for "I've seen this, don't show it again unless I look for it specifically" and "I will literally never want to see this, never show it to me again", Netflix would have much higher value to me.

tracker1 8y ago
Cannot second the never show this to me again and I've watched this option... Also, I liked when you at least had a chance at curated categories.. now it's just a blurry mess. I also don't like the bent to the documentaries they have (which flows to the organization as a whole). I find that Amazon at least has a bit of balance. I cancelled after they dropped the Marvel shows. It's really one of the few things I liked/watched on there.

konschubert 8y ago

Since they have tons of mediocre content, I think having more money will just lead to more of that. If they had the ability to create good content but were lacking the finances, they could take it from the mediocre content.

freehunter 8y ago
Everyone's take on "mediocre content" is different. My wife loves a lot of the low-rated Netflix shows. In the same way our dishes might not get washed as quick if I didn't have my favorite podcasts, I don't know if our laundry would get done as quick if she didn't have Fuller House or that mermaid show.

mipmap04 8y ago

Netflix is the cost of renting The Office and Breaking Bad forever.