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This would be a smart move if their content library was half as interesting as it once was. But people coasting on their parents' account aren't going to pony u
by Grakel 6y ago
This would be a smart move if their content library was half as interesting as it once was. But people coasting on their parents' account aren't going to pony up for what they have to offer today.
- tartoran 6y agoI feel the same. I'm also sharing with family and none of us hardly watches anything on it, just once in a while is there something interesting to watch. Thought about continuing it only to support the company but might reconsider that decision unless they do something about that poor content library. I'm using Mubi for great cinema and honestly I find a lot more interesting movies/documentaries to watch there.
- chii 6y ago> continuing it only to support the company there's no need to do that - a company would be supported if their products/services are worthy of paying for. To "support" by deliberately paying money, but not use their service is just folly. They aren't a charity, and they certainly don't think of you as highly as you would of them by doing so.
- rsj_hn 6y agoYup, I cancelled Netflix when they started pruning their cataglogue and pushing their own shows, which I didn't think were as good as the shows they had retired. They also started pushing their own commercials and made it harder and harder to avoid the annoying trailers. If they want to become a tv channel that's fine, but the value isn't there for me.
- jjeaff 6y agoI have never seen a promo for another show on netflix. Unless you are talking about the autoplay while scrolling feature? Now Amazon Prime, they are always sticking promos at the beginning and end of everything.