discussion Netflix loses 200k subscribers, $54B in market cap

[Smarticle]

they should stop cancelling shows after one or two seasons

[bliaz]

I was one 

[99sandthe2000s]

once they started trying to control password sharing + those high prices 

[Blade Runner]

Those DiscussingFilm tweets are always so vague and uninformed. At least put the link with the full article or something, hoe. You ain't Pop Crave. 

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Good. 

[Marco_g2]

Stranger Things is keeping it afloat. But the constant price raises and lack of quality (hit) shows is hurting them hard (and rightfully)

[Illuminati]

Panned after price hike I fear

[Severus Snape]

My family has all 4 (Netflix, Disney, HBO Max and Prime) and Netflix is the one I use less. I'm just rewatching stranger things for season 4 in May but the last thing I saw there before that was Sex Education 3. We actually don't pay directly, we have a pack through our internet and phone company, so if we were not using the pack, I'd definitely cut Netflix off. I can't imagine people pay 20€ for that.

[Cannon]

I cancelled mine. It was way too expensive just to watch a bunch of mediocre cartoons.

[Butters]

The Netflix branding and interface isn't nearly enough to offset the factors that are making people leave like rising prices, depleting existing catalogue, and lack of quality original content.

Hulu has more shows, HBO has better original content in 2022

Edited April 19, 2022 by Butters

[Bloodflowers.]

Russian Doll season 2 comes out TOMORROW so people will be back

 

Also new show Heartstopper comes out this Friday so GODflix keeps winning

 

[Severus Snape]

Just now, Marco_g2 said:

Stranger Things is keeping it afloat. But the constant price raises and lack of quality (hit) shows is hurting them hard (and rightfully)

I don't think people contract one service depending on only one show. Here in Europe streaming services are usually promoted though your phone and data company, so most people who have them don't directly pay for them. Some companies are affiliated with HBO, others with prime, etc.  So I don't think single shows like that have an impact on who is using it. 

[Rev8]

lets celebrate that

[Mikeymoonshine]

Netflix doesn't deserve loyalty when they cancel so many shows after like one or two seasons. 

[commander]

That’s  what they deserve for releasing that Alisson Rae movie and all those low budget productions nobody asked for.

Edited April 19, 2022 by commander

[Orsay]

I think i'll cancel my subscription soon! all the shows there are washed and annoying

[Schhh]

Good. Their shows are horrible. 

[Cloudy]

I gotta say I'm considering it because I don't use it as much and they put out **** for the most part

[Mr. Blue_Shirt]

It's what they deserves for expensive subscription price per month and not allowed users to share passwords in this economy

[Katamari]

1 hour ago, TeamThiem said:

Lower the prices, jerks!

Isn’t this why the prices are getting higher tho

 

ot: honestly I don’t now how they even turn a profit. The money needed to get the licenses for these shows must be insane 

 

 

[EriKills]

King Hulu and its  $1 per month subscription deal WON

 

Paramount+ has also been pretty cute, all the Drag Race and Survivor seasons alone  

Edited April 19, 2022 by EriKills

[Desire]

Good. I hope they keep losing. They constantly cancel good shows and put out mediocracy and then expect that people will stay when they raise the price every year. We don't care about big names in movies, we just want quality content that sticks around. 

[Domination]

Netflix hasn’t made a good original series in years.

[Jjang]

Good. 

[Heldenzeit]

The catalog is ****, so I cancelled as well. 

[GentleEarthquake]

deservdt for cancelling Anne With An E