Netflix loses another 970k subscribers

[Economy 49,625]

47 minutes ago, WheresMy911Alice said:

How companies will raise prices in a literal recession baffles me. @Economy?

I mean, inflation affects companies too not just consumers. It's not realistic to expect companies not to raise prices when inflation is literally at like 8% 

 

Netflix also already ran many losses as it was and yet ppl were still demanding more content even before inflation surged

 

It was not realistic to expect that prices wouldn't have to go up

[Bling 31,370]

1 minute ago, Economy said:

I mean, inflation affects companies too not just consumers. It's not realistic to expect companies not to raise prices when inflation is literally at like 8% 

 

Netflix also already ran many losses as it was and yet ppl were still demanding more content even before inflation surged

 

It was not realistic to expect that prices wouldn't have to go up

Well, I guess it's also not realistic that people will pay more either 

[elijahfan 26,081]

14 minutes ago, NATAH said:

does Resident Evil hold up as a zombie tv series on it's own or is it just genuinely bad?

i'm not a fan of the games so idc for character accuracy but i do enjoy zombies

Writing is terrible, I rolled my eyes countless times and it most definitely brings nothing new to the zombie sub-genre. Then again I didn't go further than episode 1, so I don't know how the rest compares. But reading some reviews, I have a feeling I'm not missing much.

[River 116,378]

Because Hulu delulu and Disney+ are better

[Shipper 13,077]

1 hour ago, Braianns said:

and yesterday they announced this fee. they will charge customers who share accounts in my country, argentina, and a few more. tragic 

 

The reason I dont unsubscribe from Netflix is because my family in Asia is using my account... plus who knows who else they shared my password with.

I constantly get notifications of a new device logging in and i keep on saying it is me. 😂 (they all check out tho)

If they prevent me from sharing my account then i will unsubscribe. I alone dont watch enough Netflix to make it worth it to pay for it monthly. 

[weed 73,781]

shouldn't have cancelled Sabrina babes!

[Economy 49,625]

1 hour ago, WheresMy911Alice said:

Well, I guess it's also not realistic that people will pay more either 

Well it's certainly not surprising that many chose to leave anytime there's price hikes

 

But anyone that expects prices to just stay frozen in this inflationary environment when its already a relatively cheap service to begin with are kinda deluding themselves

 

If u don't wanna pay more for a service it's understandable. And if u dont think u want it badly enough to pay the new rate it's not surprising many decide to just cut it. But then I personally am not gonna complain about it either at current rates cuz I don't by any means find them unreasonable

 

I got other service providers in my Country like internet and phone service that deserve way more of my energy when it comes to disgruntling over unfair prices tbh lol. Netflix is no where near the top of my list 

[Future Lovers 6,901]

There is always gong to be an audience that will get on Netflix when a new season of one of their powerhouses drops (The Crown, Stranger Things, Elite, and now Heartstopper). 

Where they need to focus their attention is on what happens in the interim. Once people finish the season, they leave. They need produce better supporting content that supplement those main shows to justify sticking around between seasons of their biggest shows AND stop with the dropping of a whole season at one time and do the weekly episode release model that is currently driving revenue nowhere but up for Disney+ and HBO Max to prolong seasons of their big shows to keep people around longer each time. 

[Morphine Prince 105,752]

Honestly I always find something to watch on Netflix and I’m a happy customer. I won’t be cancelling any time soon. 

[OMF 3,453]

2 hours ago, AUARAOFSHEISSE said:

Is there a specific reason? Shouldn’t ST success make more people sub?

Stranger Things alone can’t keep subscribers on an ongoing basis. I’m personally tired of the same same type of shows from Netflix. There isn’t enough good original content other than 2-3 shows that come up within a year. People will just end their subscription and sign back to binge that one show and stop it again. 

[Rebel 5,221]

Deserved. They were once known for quality and then went to ****, just pumping out stuff with zero quality control anymore.

[pachinko 10,385]

1 hour ago, Morphine Prince said:

Honestly I always find something to watch on Netflix and I’m a happy customer. I won’t be cancelling any time soon. 

This! I’m so happy. 

[Taylucifer 5,139]

unsurprising, they aren't giving customers a reason to stick around anymore, it seems every Netflix original tv show which people enjoy gets canceled after 1 season. And its ridiculous this idea that they have that every tv show is going to be a smash hit ESPECIALLY when they release everything all at once, leaving very little time for the show to grab the GP and have an impact. If they want to hold onto customers they need customers to trust them, which rn, a lot of people don't. It's a miracle shows like Young Royals and Blood & Water have got/will have multiple seasons.

[AsleepOnTheCeiling 6,302]

3 hours ago, WheresMy911Alice said:

Well, I guess it's also not realistic that people will pay more either 

Well the million subscribers they lost are more than made up by the 220 million they got to raise prices on. They lost like $1.8 million a month to make $396 million more every month. It's just cashing in customer goodwill for profit, which is understandable since it's a business and it's not doing anything predatory or locking people in. 

3 hours ago, Mr Mendes said:

There is always gong to be an audience that will get on Netflix when a new season of one of their powerhouses drops (The Crown, Stranger Things, Elite, and now Heartstopper). 

Where they need to focus their attention is on what happens in the interim. Once people finish the season, they leave. They need produce better supporting content that supplement those main shows to justify sticking around between seasons of their biggest shows AND stop with the dropping of a whole season at one time and do the weekly episode release model that is currently driving revenue nowhere but up for Disney+ and HBO Max to prolong seasons of their big shows to keep people around longer each time. 

Netflix is in a rough spot because it's just too expensive to pump out a bunch of award winning content. They're building out their library with a bunch of meh content. But I think we're seeing a per-episode season rollout in a streaming-era fashion with the season x parts 1 and 2 structure. A big part of Netflix has always been how bingeable their content is. A weekly episode format could seriously hurt that. 

[Eido 3,676]

I don't feel like Resident Evil was that bad... Sure if you expect it to be just like the games well... Just play the game?

It's supposed to be in the same universe but a different story