Netflix Exploring Live Streaming For First Time; Plans To Roll Out For Unscripted Series & Stand-Up

They grew because of other companies' ip not their own. They overextended on original content, especially shytty ones, too early.


They should have bought fox and it gonna bite them hard.




Live streaming at least allows them the ability to host award shows or potentially sports

 

peak netflix 2017 had:

og OITNB of course
season 3 narcos
season 2 stranger things
the crown season 2 (never watched but you know they love that shyt)
master of none season 2
house of cards (final season with the creepy mf)
13 reason why (not my thing but highly popular)
season 1 GLOW
season 1 mind hunter
season 1 punisher


now look at you

 

Ok..,, Out of the countless projects they dropped, what percentage would you say were actually quality and rivaled what their competitors are dropping…. HBO MAX, Apple TV, Hulu, Amazon, etc

 

Yup me nnmy bytch just got disney/hulu/espn….also got hbomax and amazon…i barely watch neflix(fam lets me use)

shyt im on youtube more than netflix

 

i mean early era netflix i would say the had a high percentage... but they clearly were being selective

apple TV just got good imo.. so they batting .200

amazon... i cant put a percent on but in general the shows i know of... the hitting more than missing fo rme

never watched at hulu original

HBO still the goat tho... last hard HBO misfire that I can remember is... I don't even know

 

One of the dumbest moves they made was canceling their marvel shows because of a Disney dispute.

If it was me, I'd have rode that marvel train till the wheels fell off. You see what Sony is doing. They aint giving up that money train. Just the association with marvel is gonna print money for you. Dummies really canceled Daredevil.

 

How are they going to do the livestreams because some of these streaming platforms that do that will play the same movies in rotation at the same exact time of day everyday. That's cool for a week but I really don't feel like watching Birdbox every day I come home and eat dinner... That's worse than cable.

The Will Smith movie "Bright" was the first time they put a big block buster movie out like that.

 

I don't think they had much choice. Sony's relationship with Disney/Marvel isn't really comparable to Netflix's. Disney was always moving those shows over to Disney+ and giving the characters a soft reboot, which we're already seeing with Daredevil. It didn't make much sense for either party to continue those shows.