Rationally, this move makes sense, but Netflix is dealing with the legacy of peaking early. It started with a low price and deep catalog. The very popularity o

Rationally, this move makes sense, but Netflix is dealing with the legacy of peaking early. It started with a low price and deep catalog. The very popularity of Netflix is almost entirely based on that steal of a deal. The cable breaker. People's expectations of Netflix are cemented in that era. Now the price has roughly doubled whilst the catalog has degraded, and this is just one more nail in the coffin. Almost everybody seems disappointed in Netflix in one way or another. Personally, I see the fragmentation of streaming services as a solution, not a problem. Jump from service to service with zero loyalty. Let them compete for your money instead of seeing it as a stale gym membership.