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I feel there are plenty of good shows on Netflix. But the way their UI/UX is built, it is not conducive for exploring. They've taken so much control away from
by pcurve 5y ago
I feel there are plenty of good shows on Netflix.
But the way their UI/UX is built, it is not conducive for exploring. They've taken so much control away from me. I have to rely on what IT thinks I should be watching.
I know one of the reasons why they do this is because they don't want people to easily see and track of how small their content library is, and how frequently content disappears.
- jasonladuke0311 5y ago> But the way their UI/UX is built, it is not conducive for exploring. They've taken so much control away from me. I have to rely on what IT thinks I should be watching I don’t think they want you exploring too much. It would expose how little content they actually have.
- cambrianentropy 5y agoI rarely find content on Netflix through their interface. I usually google for "best movies netflix april 2022" (or shows) and look through rotten tomatoes, metacritic, etc to see if that is something worth checking out.
- tomatowurst 5y ago> I feel there are plenty of good shows on Netflix. Not sure who else feels this but for me: There's a lack of "regular tv shows". I knew it was over when they got rid of The Office, that was pretty much the only reason I kept Netflix. HBO Max, Disney Plus, Prime Video, AMC (temporary) all have the shows we regularly go to. Sopranos/Frasier, Simpsons/Star Wars/National Geography, The Office/Friends, Breaking Bad/Better call Saul (just need to see how it all ends). Heck even Prime managed to bag many of the shows that used to be on Netflix. Aliens, Tora Tora Tora and even Independence Day is on Disney Plus. Lot of movies outside Netflix. Netflix just has these one off good shows that frankly doesn't attract across the demographic. Sure there's something for everyone but its lacking those "must have and easy to access binge reruns".