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They could show you, but that's no guarantee of anything. They rotate their content, and presumable the studios pull their content off. If they have movie X to
by shermantanktop 3y ago
They could show you, but that's no guarantee of anything.
They rotate their content, and presumable the studios pull their content off. If they have movie X today, there's no assurance that it'll be there next week.
It's a subscription to a service, not to specific content. I don't see how it could be any other way.
Netflix could definitely make it easier to see what is on now, though. Amazon has a much larger catalog and you can browse it before signing up.
- 3abiton 3y agoBut he's not asking for consistency, but rather transparency.
- shermantanktop 3y agoI read it as "show me what I'm getting" - which is totally reasonable. I'm just pointing out that it is a very perishable answer.
- realusername 3y ago> They rotate their content, and presumable the studios pull their content off. If they have movie X today, there's no assurance that it'll be there next week. That's also why I think piracy will always win, the studios are just too greedy to make it work. When you do a rug pull on a show just even once, you lost some legal customers forever instantly, those people will have a tainted view of the platform.