Didn't you notice the extra gay content, that's offensive to anyone who's actually gay and only pleases people who for whatever reason feel like they should speak for gays?

• New great show that gets cancelled

• Watch a franchise with great source material get absolutely massacred by incompetent showrunners to the point that you can't even bear to watch it anymore.

• Search for a title you want to watch, autocomplete fills in the full movie but the movie isn't available in your region / on netflix

But browsing for fifteen minutes and then deciding there's nothing you want to watch is the best part!

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Also maybe add a movie to my list that I will never watch.

If you don't like it, don't pay for it. What's the problem here? I don't get why everyone gets so pissy about it.

If you care about your privacy and/or want a better experience use Jellyfin, and avoid this and Plex and other closed source streaming apps.

Indeed! Definitely avoid the torentino add-on and just pay for all the different subscriptions totalling more than what cable costs these days. You're welcome.

Did they actually crack down anywhere? Still freeloading here. We get w warning now of then but always found a way around.

Same. The only reason to keep a consistent subscription was because I was sharing it. Now I'm subscription free!

I have it free through T-Mobile and still use my Plex server for any movies on Netflix because I can get 4k BluRay quality. Hell, you can even request that the torrent download start to end effectively letting you stream it. Make sure to only do that on healthy torrents though because it's awful for the health of smaller torrents.

The thing I hate to see is where you CAN'T pay to get rid of ads, like they won't let you buy a thing straight up. They're like "watch it free (with ads)" and that's the only option -- many things on Prime that used to have purchase options. That made me cancel and start collecting DVDs.

People have been paying to see ads for years. Amazon has had it for at least half a decade, Hulu had it before that (though much more limited in scope). Ad-supported is not a new thing. It's just Netflix was relatively good at one point, before every media company and their uncle wanted a bigger slice of the pie.

You're not paying to see ads. They're just subsidizing the cost of the service.

They'll just start releasing one episode a week.

You know, movie tickets! Those things that haven't had cultural relevance in years, that nobody actually fucking wants to deal with, but movie studios make shit-tons of up front cash on them so we're forced into waiting through theatrical exclusivity if we have zero interest in watching movies while surrounded by other assholes?

Totally an excellent comparison, given that the last movie I saw in a theater was IT. The first part. And I didn't pay for the ticket.

No, I don't.

I did my part and never signed up 🤷‍♀️

Wait, did it end? Cause I'm still doing it.