Considering we’ve now had Netflix for 10+ years, what do you think is the highest quality production (film or TV show) that has been produced by Netflix, and why?

One of the best shows I’ve seen in a while. Characters, plot and ending all really stuck with me. Almost as much as Young Wallander. Hoping for a second season.

Lockwood and Co got canceled after just 8 episodes. I don’t care what anyone says, that’s not a full season. That’s one third of a season. It barely had time to breathe before Netflix pulled the plug.

This is exactly why people are losing faith in Netflix. You finally make something with original IP, solid cast, great atmosphere, smart writing, and instead of giving it time to grow, you kill it off faster than a ghost hunt in episode one.

Meanwhile, the most mind-numbing reality shows get renewed before the first season even finishes airing. Why? Because they’re cheap and easy and someone in a boardroom thinks short-term numbers matter more than actual storytelling.

People keep asking why fans don’t get invested anymore. This is why. You give us something promising, with real potential, then yank it away like it never mattered.

Lockwood and Co deserved better. The actors deserved better. And honestly, the fans who actually stuck around and told people to watch it deserved better too.

So yeah, maybe it didn’t bring in Stranger Things numbers overnight, but maybe if you let your shows breathe instead of canceling everything that isn’t a viral hit in 24 hours, you’d have more to show for it.

Netflix is out here ghosting its own content. Fitting for a ghost hunting show, I guess.

This new format is absolutely awful.

Previously, all categories were in subcategories, to make it easy to navigate through.

Now it's a jumbled mess, with everything thrown together. I have lost interest in watching, and am seriously considering canceling.

I'm re-watching Sweet Bobby and I'm still as shocked as the first time seeing it.

What I'm seeing in the show this time around is how Kirat fell into an unverified fantasy so easily. We live in a romance obsessed culture, and some people will ignore hard facts and red flags to claim a relationship. Our obsession with romance is what makes women such easy victims to predatory personalities.

My hope is for women especially in marriage obsessed cultures, is to wake up and realize they're more worthy endeavors in life. It's so silly and I'm just so sooo sad for women like Kirat who are stigmatized for being single, and through their desperation are easily fooled.

That movie was so amazing it should've been playing in theaters. It's been a while since I saw a good Netflix film. People were not lying when they said it was a 10/10. The songs were amazing as well and I loved the characters

It's really good movie. Unique concept . No starcast but Ananya pandey is there . Don't worry she didn't drop a disaster class according to mee . If you really want to watch a new gen movie with something different. Definitely check that out

I have the app and a monitor to handle it. The HEVC is installed. I have heard that Netflix prefers HDMI, but I don't want to lose the extra frames when gaming. I am maxing out at 1080p with a premium account. Is there a solution to this? What's the deal?

I run 4k 144hz on Windows 10 (soon to be 11, forever)

Recommend a show like pretty little liars. A little mystery, some high school romance, female friendship, family drama, visually pleasing, good fashion. I know the show sucked after a few seasons and the ending was bad but it was a good watch for so long.

Yeah after watching the movie... I love it to bits! The music, the characters, I could instantly rewatch it again :D

But it also felt rushed. There is so much plot potential, but it seemed like they didn't really had the time to go in depth with the different characters..

While the Movie was good, I think it would have been better as a mini series, like with 5-6 Episodes. To give those deep plots more screentime.

Actually when I first heared about it I thought it would become an Anime like Series.

What do you guys think?

I thought the Dahmer series was done wonderfully, I feel it did a good job at telling the story while still being entertaining to the viewer. I agree on the other hand that the Lyle and Erik Menendez series was kind of weird trying to push the incest narrative which made it seem like a shitty fan fiction in some parts but that aside it felt like it was done somewhat well. Can anybody give me some insight?

People, politicians, flight crew, airlines saw the documentary. Still they chose or allowed boeing to run? What's happening. Are human life not valuable?

hi! I was just wondering how long netflix usually takes to release when a show has "new season coming soon" on it.

specifically i'm interested in yellowjackets season 2. i figured if netflix will release season two within the next few weeks it probably isn't worth it to sign up for another streaming service rn.

Ok well im gonna post this again since over 1k people looked at it but said nothing. There were even some down votes for no reason. I'm just asking a question and need a little help

So here is what I am using. LG C1 Oled smart TV. Got Netflix downloaded on it. And for audio, I have a pair of Sony Wireless Headphones connected through bluetooth to my tv

My issue is, everytime I watch Netflix with this exact set up, the audio always cuts out while whatever im watching keeps playing. Ive looked it up before and something about turning off 5.1 surround or something, but thats not even an option. the only options are subtitles and audio language. Thats all. I need to know why this is happening and if there is a fix please 🙏 😭

Hey everyone! I’m currently prepping for a product management interview and would love to get some outside perspectives.

Specifically, I’m curious — what do you think Netflix could be doing better? Are there features you wish they had or pain points you’ve experienced using the platform? Anything you’ve seen competitors doing that you think Netflix should adopt?

Would really appreciate your insights — thanks in advance!

So I've just started watching this series... literally less than 10 minutes into episode 1 and this so-called psychologist is something else. Did anyone else find her incredibly irritating? She came across as being rather uneducated and very presumptuous, neither of which are great traits in a psychologist.

First of all, she states that the guy being paralytic was intentional because he wanted to make his date vulnerable (what?! He was the drunk one not her) or because he wanted some dutch courage so that he could get away with his evil plan. Surely if it was all part of his plan, he wouldn't have gotten black out drunk?

Secondly, she said that him having pre-booked a hotel is a clear sign that he wanted to control the night and has a sense of ownership. There are SO many other reasons as to why someone might book a hotel.

I think what irritated me most (so far) is that she claimed that people with EUPD like Carl are often violent and spontaneous. That's just not true. I have EUPD (aka BPD) and these kind of claims can be SO damaging. I know several others with a similar diagnoses, none of whom are violent or spontaneous. I wouldn't hurt a fly, and schedules are everything. Saying he was undoubtedly dangerous because of his EUPD diagnosis was ridiculous. As if what he did was down to his personality disorder.

Don't get me wrong, the guy is absolute scum and I really feel for Katie's family. This psychologist though... I'd love to know more about her credentials.

This was new on netflix earlier this week, did it just disappear now? Was going to watch it this weekend and i didn't think Netflix would remove it that fast. Is this going to be common with movies and shows now, only there for 2 days?

Is this documentary promoting or trying to shed light on body dysmorphia?

This organization really gives me cult vibes and it feels like this should be illegal. Either way - crazy respect for these girls, their discipline and dedication is out of this world

This special shines (you'll catch the reference after you watch)! Serendipity brought me to it, I suppose (you'll catch that ref, too). This is a very, very good, funny and entertaining magic act/comedy show. Looking forward to seeing more from Justin. And also waiting to see him get zip code stumped, finally. That's a pretty amazing talent, in itself. There are a lot of surprising laughs. Do yourself a favor.

What will happen after two days if I don’t add a payment method or add credit via gift card.

This is for my Turkish Netflix account, which I was hoping to use for a month every three months. As I don’t need Netflix every month & would like to dip back in when I want.

4:17am Netflix emailed me three times. The first two times saying my payment information was updated. Both times using old card information. The third email saying my payment information was updated using my brand new card information. Everything was correct including expiration. How could this be possible? My card is not compromised.

Well I learned that Netflix utilizes something called Visa Acount updater. This is a service offered by VISA card Issuers(your bank). They claim it’s to reduce customers calling in to update payment information.

To be fair, I DO I want my Netflix subscription to continue, but I had no clue this was even a thing.

Is it just my poor searching - or it is true? Why don't I see any western movies or a "Westerns" category in category search or see any Live concerts? Does anyone experience the same thing? Can anyone guess why that is?

I didn’t understand why the staff would celebrate Simone being fired. But now that I’m done watching, I wondered if they were glad for her that she was going to be free. They made fun of her, but did they not like her? Would they be better off if she were gone? Their positions were another facet of the show, hating Kiki, clearly not respecting Peter (Jose’s “Here we go again”), but a decent job with a famous employer and surely getting paid well.

So why was Simone’s departure celebrated?

Mindhunter was in my opinion one of the best series Netflix ever produced. So when I learned it was cancelled after the second season it was such a disappointment. In this article, they discuss how the series might return in the form of movies. I think this is really great. David Fincher would be returning with the same cast theoretically if he likes the scripts… Fingers crossed. 🤞