>>26499 I think that happened because people became so insecure. In example, (Hello, I just arrived from Discord, please bully me)s have to hide every opinion behind a cloak of ten levels of irony, they never give you their actual honest opinion. Youtube reaction and review videos give them a socially acceptable view. That being said, goyslop tv was never good, you just grew up or got redpilled.

>>26515 Eh, the quality of modern goyTV is easily explained if you assume that the target demographics shifted from men/everyone to women/faggots. It's easy to find shit from the 80s-00s timeframe that's decent. And it's not like those are things I have nostalgia for. Modern shit is just gay no matter what.

The only reason we still have a Kikeflix subscription is because my boomer mother cannot live without it. She says it's either that (and a couple other subs) or cable. Boomers live and die by the television screen. It's absolutely amazing to witness how people can be so glued to the propaganda box. Gen X and Millenials (at least the reddit variety) are like this to a lesser extent. I think this shit is going to die off with the boomers.

Also people don’t realize how focused on a female audience it is. Even the few male-oriented shows they put out will include a major feminine component. If you’re a straight male — not even just white — Netflix isn’t for you. I wonder if they’re like this as a business strategy because they feel women only watch TV or if it’s just ideology backed up by Blackrock / free money.

>>15155 (OP) They got to greedy, like countless others. They had a company that was doing pretty well because people thought the price was good for the service they got. But think of the shareholder value! So they had to try and squeeze out some more till their customers decided it's not actually worth it anymore. My old employer did the same after being bought by an investment fund. Before that we sold licenses for our software and offered paid support, and the company turned a profit ever year. Not a huge one, but the clients were happy and the employees liked the benefits they received. Then after the fund shipped in their suit all benefits for employees were slashed, all licenses were changed to subscription models, the prices were cranked up drastically and so on. Profits spiked for a year and then fucking cratered when people started quitting, customers decided to switch over to less expensive vendors and so on. Was quite nice to see the fund eat shit because it overdid it and didn't manage to sell the company again before everything fell apart. I hate greedy fucks.

Is there anything on netflix worth watching? I only recently watched Adolescence because the bongs got all riled up about it, but I definitely didn't pay for it. It was shit.

How can it go away? It's too ubiquitous in 2025 for it to just disappear.

>>26995 This is the real problem, they have nothing interesting and if they do, it only lasts a month.

>>26995 If there's one positive I can say about Netflix, it's that a lot of the anime I never expected to get an adaptation are Netflix Originals (like New Grappler Baki, Dorohedoro, or Bastard!!).

>>26315 >I've got amazon prime for the shipping and poke around prime video Same here and that's it. I grew up relatively poor right at the time the internet became accessible both in terms of availability and price. Buying media was out of the question, that money went to booze and clubbing with the village retard bros. I remember standard definition movies compressed to fit on one CD (DVD was still markedly more expensive) taking all night to download using 56k before hooking the desktop up to my late-70s TV using 3 different adapters to actually watch them because the screen was bigger and at that file quality there was no reason not to. Force of habit and disdain for wasting money in the name of muh convenience made me stick with it. Now there's hardly anything to disregard copyright about. It's all total shit. >>26808 My boomer parents exclusively watch 3 out of 1000+ free satellite channels. Two of them are focused exclusively on the demographics that hate modern content and it's so easy to tell. It's all reruns. Boomer stuff until the afternoon, then shows like DS9 as the boomers switch to the news channel for the talk shows and the millennial clownworld-haters tune in mostly for the nostalgia of watching TV just as much as for the show itself. The newest thing i can recall them broadcasting in recent times was Picard and that one is as non-gay as it gets for modern content. The third one i can best describe as our version of Fox News because it's the only news channel that doesn't deny realities so obvious even boomers have now understood them. Basically 13/50 but with Arabs. Between shaky-cam giving them a headache, the (justified) boomer rage at media purposely inverting reality (native criminals and migrant victims on every fucking crime themed fiction program) and other issues like that even they are done with modern entertainment TV. Recently mom gives me lists of shows from back in the day that i put on USB sticks and that works for them. Turns out if you only make shit products nobody wants people will refuse to buy unless you find a way to force them. Nobody wants modern cars either, most people i know now intend to hold on to their present vehicle indefinitely. This tells me rolling government bans on cars older than X but newer than Y years (so richfags old Porsche is exempt) are coming so they can eliminate the 00s and 10s cars from the market. But they can't force you to watch their shit films. The only way to stop the industry from dying is to subsidize it so it doesn't depend on profit. My guess is it will all be AI soon like Orwell predicted. But i don't see how they can survive the dreaded chuds having access to the same tools and launching Hateflix. Interesting times ahead.

Total shitflix death

>>15156 >>15157 Unfathomably based Indeed Unfortunately I don't have any girlfriend to threaten or any sex to begin with and do the same Still incredibly based

>>15156 Just pirate

They ruined the Witcher ..brought us the show "cuties" and some anti white stabbing show based off black kids but has white kid actors.. I don't know. I'm about to cancel it

>>27584 >about to As far as i am concerned you would go against the wall with the rest just having your name on a subscription at this point.

>>15156 That's dope.

>>27830 ...Why do I have a US flag above when I'm not even in the US currently? How do I get rid flags?

Based DeFOOers itt lel.

>>15155 (OP) Globohomo agenda pushing became too obvious to the point that my (Hello, I just arrived from Cuckchan, please bully me) parents and sister are noticing it

Who the fuck streams? It is the digital coin clipping. It is like fags that listen to mp3s >don't worry goy, i'm just going to clip your song

Netflix has been dead since covid because they lost the Office. Massive blunder on their part was to move away from hosting movies and paying for licensing and go to originals. While the originals were a good chance for upcoming directors to prove their worth, it quickly became globo proper gander eg. Umbrella academy. Streaming as a whole is declining because why tf am I paying for a service and still have ads or have to pay for a movie that's on the services site? Even Spotify plays relentless ads on their premium accounts, and there's not even a better tier to get rid of ads on podcasts. Couple that with them changing the algorithm to push albums that labels pay them to play. No reason my Christian hardcore/screamo algorithm should have Sabrina carpenter in it. I'm at the point where I'm just going to move back to pirating. I'm more than happy to pay for a service, but the service doesn't serve me anymore.

>>34144 They had to go to originals because jewlywood started pulling licenses when every studio got the idea that they could have their own streaming services and make more money that way. That's started to reverse but Netflix spent so much money on originals that it's going to take years for them to recoup, if ever

>>15651 1) irredeemable degenerate trash 2) funny degenerate trash 3) funny White-emasculating trash I thought Barbarians S1 was pretty based. Didn't watch S2 yet And some of the Korean stuff is pretty okay. They are very creative, lots of new stories/fantasy ideas. Hard to pirate them though in my experience

>>31405 What word is being replaced by that cuckchan crap? normlE?

Regardless, Netflix is and has been absolutely necessary since the turn of the millennium, even more so given the live sports element such as WWE and the inevitable UFC deal.

>>34605 >Regardless, Netflix is and has been absolutely necessary since the turn of the millennium No. I literally just stream movies on streaming websites that are illegal. My sister is highly drawn to Netflix and was the first one to pay for Jewflix subscription, I never even bothered to. I feel like Jewflix is just depressing. Not sure if Amazon Prime is just as jewed though, never tried it out. Nothing beats KODI for sure though.

>Jewflix is dyin-ACK Four years later and Netflix's stock is four times as what it was. /pol/ literally can't stop being wrong. Sad!

>>15156 Don't do that! Stick with your lover; instead pirate stuff and encourage pirating. In the world most of the people are horrible individuals. If you start abandoning them all then you will have no one at the end.

Anyone here miss renting dvd at blockbuster over the weekend?

>>38419 /pol/ is always right and jewflix is dying. Leftards are always wrong.

>>38446 Being alone is better, precisely because most people are horrible. "It is what it is" is not a valid justification. People are horrible, thus, always abandon people. Especially women. Always abandon women. They are parasites.

JFC, this thread is 3 years old.. 8chan is wild.

>>15156 I got my semi-libtard parents to cancel it and Amazon Prime as a patriotic pro-Canadian gesture. I love them but they sometimes need to be tricked into doing based things even though they're against trannies and feminists

>>15778 as much as I'd like to think this is caused by USAID funding drying up or blackrock pulling the plug, I think the tariffs had a huge impact. many boomers and stacies have asked me how to use torrents in the past few months. 8ca10e