Netflix Loses $24 Billion in value in the last 6 days

There's a new sci-fi show on there called 'Another Life' and it has to be hands down the most badly written show ever. It might actually be comedy.

Torrents and vpn connections.

Only very stupid people actually pay to watch any 'entertainment' crap.

Quit Netflix when they gave obumer a ton of $$$$$$

Love me some sci-fi. I tried to watch this show last night and I couldn't get through the first episode.

The actors are decent actors but they seemed so disconnected from each other and the writing was horrible...the CGI was something a 5 year old could do.

Very disappointing.

Competition getting their act together!

Also, pulling Friends and Office sent people running for the doors!

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$17 billion in just a single day!

New subscribers way down from estimates.

Since it launched the article claims value rose by 3300% over 9 years which is quite a good run in abnormal growth and things now leveling out, even pulling back to a more steady baseline.. Also, the market has a lot more competition with many other streaming services.

My opinion is that it's not the whole story. That might explain away some of but not all of it. There's a new sci-fi show on there called 'Another Life' and it has to be hands down the most badly written show ever. It might actually be comedy... anyways I digress.. It's more of the same with shoving wokeness in peoples faces and turning away large demographics in droves. Shows & movies etc are entertainment.. People tune in to be entertained, not lectured to.

Though I am really having a hard time accepting that these people who are producing this crap and in charge of these companies are completely oblivious to the destruction they're causing their business. In another thread Thread: Hollywood: Social Engineering or Market Fuckery - Get woke, get rich??? I eluded to a 'conspiracy' where this is some ploy to profit from, but really I dunno anymore.

I've noticed a dramatic drop in cable tv provider prices. That might have something to do with it.

I think it was up to $200 a month for cable, inet and phone service. Recently I've noticed ads for services below $100.

After their rip off process it's probably around $150 a month.


Netflix was a popular alternative to expensive cable tv.

don't worry guys, i'm gonna be subscribing to netflix soon.

On the other hand, this one on Prime... looks pretty damn good. I'm going to check it out this evening.

I download every movie that come out, literally every movie. There is maybe only 3 or 4 movies out of 100 that I do not shut off in the first 10-15 minutes.

Movies have turned to complete shit.

Every horror movie is the same now. They do nothing to introduce the characters to us, they just stick all the characters in a car at the beginning of the movie and have them drive somewhere and that's how we find out about each one.

It's repetative and fucking lazy by the filmmakers. I shut every movie off as soon as there is a seen with the main characters start driving somewhere in a car.

Quit Netflix when they gave obumer a ton of $$$$$$

Although I agree with you to an extent (I haven't watched/paid for cable in over a decade).....we're not all young like you might be. Meaning, it's uncomfortable watching movies/documentaries etc from our phones or tablets with our aging eyes.

We need bigger projection screens. And so far, I haven't figured out a way to mirror my Chromebook and/or android onto my smart tv.

^^^this