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No, I'm angry at Netflix because despite raising prices over and over in the name of 'content', content is getting markedly worse. They're now just padding num
by silisili 4y ago
No, I'm angry at Netflix because despite raising prices over and over in the name of 'content', content is getting markedly worse. They're now just padding numbers with cheap foreign content, mostly from eastern Europe, India, and Korea, which I have absolutely zero interest in. Most of it isn't even -good- content, and they're all either poorly dubbed, or not dubbed at all.
- 3np 4y ago> not dubbed at all. Sounds like what most people expect and prefer (outside of regions like US and France where people have been trained to expect dubbing) I'll take original voice actors and subs over any dub.
- rospaya 4y ago> They're now just padding numbers with cheap foreign content, mostly from eastern Europe, India, and Korea Netflix gets reputation from good content, not the number of shows, the primary marketing has switched from size of library to range. 1000 TV shows mean less than one Seinfeld or The Office. It's not padding just because you don't know the language they're speaking. Also Dark, Casa de Papel and Squid Game were huge. I will agree on one point though, the dubbing is criminal.
- ryan_lane 4y agoThe Korean content is easily some of the best TV around right now. Not sure I'd lump it in with the rest. Squid Game, Little Women, The Glory, Itaewon Class, and numerous other Netflix Korean shows are definitely top tier TV. > Most of it isn't even -good- content, and they're all either poorly dubbed, or not dubbed at all. Watch them with subtitles, then? Dubbing is usually awful and changes the actual dialog so it can match the lip movements. I'm not going to down anyone who watches dubs, but if your complaint is that the dubs are bad, the only way to get around that is to use the subs.