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fwiw, I never even heard of BoJack. I did read Netflix recently inked a 275 million deal with Adam Sandler for four movies [0]. I am not sure if that includes m
by Shivetya 7y ago
fwiw, I never even heard of BoJack. I did read Netflix recently inked a 275 million deal with Adam Sandler for four movies [0]. I am not sure if that includes movies released to theaters as well.
My first issue with Netflix is that that damn auto run of previews you get when trying to sort through the available content. My second issue is compared to D+ they are grossly over charging.
[0] https://apnews.com/d52fbcbd99b9506efdf06eb9bc8540ec https://apnews.com/d52fbcbd99b9506efdf06eb9bc8540ec
- AdmiralAsshat 7y ago> I did read Netflix recently inked a 275 million deal with Adam Sandler for four movies [0] Taking a page out of Sony's playbook, I see.
- hermitdev 7y agoTo be fair, a couple of the Adam Sandler movies haven't been half bad (at least for Adam Sandler), like Murder Mystery. Uncut Gems is also supposed to be pretty good, but I've not seen it yet.
- basch 7y agoI don't think Uncut Gems counts as a Sandler movie, he was just an actor in it. Netflix is shooting for lowest common denominator television, TV that keeps engagement and attention. They shoot for just enough to get nominated for some awards, for the press. They are not Anapoura or A24esque.
- anchpop 7y agoMy roommate has D+ and there's almost nothing on it that's interesting to me. I like Marvel movies, too, but it feels like half the time I try to play one it says "Sorry, this won't be available until x date". I started watching the new Star Wars show and didn't find it that entertaining. I'd much rather spend the money on Netflix or ad-free Hulu (also owned by Disney).