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The average netflix experience, for films: - look through the first category, feel disappointed - look through other categories, see the same films in multipl
by amiga_500 7y ago
The average netflix experience, for films:
- look through the first category, feel disappointed
- look through other categories, see the same films in multiple categories
- waste 20 minutes before either turning off or in refusing to totally dump the sunk cost, choose a film you don't really want
It's like the inverted set of the Criterion Collection.
- dvfjsdhgfv 7y agoI share your feelings. I have the impression their catalogue shrunk so much there's almost no interesting content at all. They shove up their bland "original creations" everywhere, but it's not what I want. I understand they will be more profitable if I watch their creations, but they simply don't appeal to me, not even one of them.
- eeeeeeeeeeeee 7y agoThey could provide a more positive user experience if they overhauled their terrible user interface. They focus too much on making you believe there are thousands of choices, when it’s probably closer to 10-20. This is clearly evident in how they keep items you’ve already watched in the same list of things you haven’t watched. Why would any sane person do this?
- amiga_500 7y agoNo, the poor catalogue is the root cause of my antipathy.