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Do you really think netflix wouldn't have solved that yet? the problem is not that you are not finding what to watch. The real problem is that there is NOTHING
by gcb0 13y ago
Do you really think netflix wouldn't have solved that yet?
the problem is not that you are not finding what to watch. The real problem is that there is NOTHING LEFT to watch.
their inventory sucks. Yeah, they have a couple movies, but chances are you've seen them all already.
Netflix is not a blockbuster/torrent/movie theater replacement. It is a TV replacement.
It works for people that sit down, select from the few series they are following, and press play.
It may work as a movie provider for the first 2 months, until you get to the point mentioned above; you've seen them all.
- jimbobimbo 13y agoOh, for Christ's sake! Netflix has a huge DVD/BD library. I actually have DVD queue twice as long as streaming. There's always something to watch.
- flipside 13y agoParadox of Choice is a well documented phenomenon. http://www.ted.com/talks/barry_schwartz_on_the_paradox_of_choice.html http://www.ted.com/talks/barry_schwartz_on_the_paradox_of_ch... Many people (me included) aren't willing to spend sufficient mental energy on a decision based on what's available when we want to be entertained. A related problem is that Netflix does a bad job of managing expectations, but we're working on that with tinj.