You didn’t read this eerily similar to something you know… instead of A grade, is B grade…
As Netflix edges towards domestic saturation, its revenue growth will primarily be driven by price increases – and a reputation for overlong series and B-grade movies may prove problematic regardless of watch time growth (HBO’s price, after all, is 37% higher despite offering a fraction of the library and achieving even less engagement per customer).
It fell below all the moving averages. They already spend a ton on content. This quarter shows unless they keep spending a ton on new content then they don’t get as many new subscribers. That’s really troublesome. Making their own content was supposed to be cheaper in the long run, since they don’t have to keep renewing licenses for it. If it really is about new content, then the content expense is only going to increase.
Their content has won a lot of awards though. Network TV content has become total garbage of the same few recycled formulas over and over. I only have Netflix, HBO, and Amazon prime now. I ditched cable TV.
I have ditched cable @couple of months back. I don’t like most of content created by Netflix though. I liked “Stranger Things -Season 1”. The rest of the seasons I didn’t finish.
No longer subscribed to any video streaming.
AMZN Prime Video - Free with Prime but never watch a single movie/ show.
NFLX - Nothing interesting. Discontinued long ago.
YouTube - Watch often. Is free too.
Apple - Occasionally rent some movies.
Amen to that ^^. I like all of those above and adding couple more:
Big Little Lies (Superb acting)
Succession
West world (maybe not for everyone - it’s like new generation Lost)