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I unsubscribed from them mostly because the movie selection was a giant snooze fest. They rarely rotate in new films and their definition of new is 2 yrs old.
I am not into their original shows. So bye
I assumed that Netflix had access to every movie ever put on DVD. I am glad I never joined.
I assumed that Netflix had access to every movie ever put on DVD. I am glad I never joined.
I wish that were the case!! they have a pre-determined # of movies and SLOOOOOOWLY rotate in new films and delete others. They never have new releases, 2 years is about as new at it gets.
It was great at first but then I kept waiting for new movies, waited, waited, yawned, unsubscribe.
I wish that were the case!! they have a pre-determined # of movies and SLOOOOOOWLY rotate in new films and delete others. They never have new releases, 2 years is about as new at it gets.
It was great at first but then I kept waiting for new movies, waited, waited, yawned, unsubscribe.
2 years? Where are you even getting that number from? And you know that Netflix has to deal with the studios, right?
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Originally Posted by Northeastah
unless you like live or recent programs.
Cable is a scam. Any shows that I want to watch that air on cable I can own the day after the episode airs from Amazon. It's what I do with The Walking Dead. New episode airs on Sunday night, I buy the episode & watch Monday night. It's in my video library forever. No commercials. I can watch & rewatch as many times as I want for as long as I want. I have every season of Walking Dead in my library.
Cable is a scam. Any shows that I want to watch that air on cable I can own the day after the episode airs from Amazon. It's what I do with The Walking Dead. New episode airs on Sunday night, I buy the episode & watch Monday night. It's in my video library forever. No commercials. I can watch & rewatch as many times as I want for as long as I want. I have every season of Walking Dead in my library.
Yep, buying current episodes/seasons from Amazon would be way cheaper for me than paying for cable. There are only about a 6 cable series I watch: that means I'd only pay Amazon about $250 a year to watch all the episodes of all those series. Heck if I was a TV junkie, I could still buy season passes for 24 series from Amazon for less than $1000 a year.
~sigh, DH has to have his cable sports though.
I saw how diverse the thread was, and civil, and couldn't resist.
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