Still have it, but we're seriously considering dropping it as there's virtually no content that interests us still on it.
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Canceling Netflix, anyone else?
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Excellent point about needing to stay in more, due to the virus. I also have Sling Blue, but I don't watch too much of it. I could live with just Netflix and Locast (for getting access to local channels; antenna does not work very well for my location). Sling Blue is only $30 a month, but again not watching much on it.
Well, with Cobra Kai Season 3 coming in January, and season 4 of Ozark coming sometime next year, I cannot give it up!
Just finished all 10 episodes of season 4 of The Crown. Their original content is worth it, better that 90% of the crap on there.
Unfortunately, Season 4 of Ozark (yeah, great series) will be the last. But after Season 3 of Cobra Kai airs in January, there will be a Season 4.
I’m only paying £8.99 a month for it so it’s still quite cheap for me as we use it pretty much every day. If it gets to a point where j feel I’m not getting my monies worth, I will cancel it no question.
I've been a Netflix subscriber for about 7 years now, but I'm considering canceling. Over the last couple of years, a lot of the shows I liked have been stripped away and the replacements haven't been quite as good. That said, I'm not really sure what I'd replace it with.
With all the companies creating their own streaming services, I'm now left having to pay for a handful of subscriptions to get access to the same content I got from the single service I had a few years ago.
With all the companies creating their own streaming services, I'm now left having to pay for a handful of subscriptions to get access to the same content I got from the single service I had a few years ago.
You have it good in the US on the streaming side of things.. everything rolls out there first and we Europeans have to live with watered down HBO called HBO Max(or the Hobo channel as I now refer it as) and a Netflix library that's half, if not more of its US counterpart..
I would give my left testicle for having the choice between Hulu, Disney+, HBO (the real one) and what evs you all have access to that's the real thing.
No, I will keep Netflix as it's my only real legitimate service to watch movies and series on.
I don't have any cable television as it's a costly affair and these companies know just how to put together the channel packages so that the one thing people really would like to have, is always in the top tier package. Instead of being a little less greedy they could put all the good stuff that I want in their smallest available channel package tier.
I would give my left testicle for having the choice between Hulu, Disney+, HBO (the real one) and what evs you all have access to that's the real thing.
No, I will keep Netflix as it's my only real legitimate service to watch movies and series on.
I don't have any cable television as it's a costly affair and these companies know just how to put together the channel packages so that the one thing people really would like to have, is always in the top tier package. Instead of being a little less greedy they could put all the good stuff that I want in their smallest available channel package tier.
In most cases, that is true. But there are some instances where what time it is matters. Our oldest son lives in Richmond, UK, and whenever "Better Call Saul" is on, he actually gets to see it before me. I suspect there are a few more examples, but your statement is, for the most part, valid.
Sometimes, there is the case where we see a series before our son does. "Killing Eve" is a perfect example. It has been on AMC here in the US, but not on BBC until about 1 1/2 to 2 months later. But of course that is an anomaly.
That really annoyed me when Killing Eve was shown in the US first and was a slap in the face to the British tv license payers. I had to download the series illegally last time around otherwise it would have been ruined here. I hope they don’t do that again otherwise i’ll probably cancel my tv license and just refuse to pay it like many do.
Really irritated by Glow cancellation. Def looking forward to more Witcher, Cobra Kai, Ozark, Stranger Things, etc.