#netflix

After the price hikes, do you even bother with Netflix originals anymore?

Would you ever let a streaming algorithm choose your next movie instead of a friend?

Are you tired of unfinished series getting cancelled after one season?

Netflix vs HBO Max — which streaming service has better originals now?

Do you secretly judge people who claim they love 'foreign films' but only watch what's on Netflix's top 10?

What's your take on the One Piece live action—should I give it a proper go?

Do you binge shows on Netflix or hunt for hidden gems on free platforms?

Would you switch from Netflix to Apple TV+ if it got all the mainstream movies?

Would you switch from Netflix and chill to a local indie film fest circuit?

Why do we pretend that 90% of Netflix's "originals" are anything better than fancy background noise?

Why does Netflix recommend shows I clearly dislike?

Is 4K HDR actually pointless when most streaming bitrates are worse than a 2010 Blu-ray?

Substack vs Netflix — which one actually has better original shows now?

Have platform cancellations made you hesitant to start new series?

"Are Netflix originals actually good, or are we just settling for convenience?"

Would you switch from Netflix to a Plex server for your movie library?

Netflix vs HBO Max — which has better 4K bitrate and audio quality?

Are you wasting your time binging Netflix originals instead of rewatching actual classics?

Should Netflix just stop making original movies and stick to buying old ones?

Does anyone else miss when Netflix originals weren't so formulaic?