Consumers Lose Interest in Netflix Films Faster Than Those Made By Major Studios, Study Suggests

[stewie_e]

Despite producing 133 films between 2016 and early 2020, (more than any leading Hollywood studio), a recent research has suggested that consumers lose interest in Netflix films far faster than those made by major studios.

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- Pop Crave (@PopCrave) June 22, 2021

WSJ reported that on average,

Comments

[wellalr1ght]

I go to all my other streaming spots before Netflix these days, I'm just not impressed by their selection anymore. There are a few exceptions but mostly, if I want good new shows/movies, I'm looking elsewhere

[frenchmoodle]

Ditto. Netflix seems cluttered.

[thispaintedlife]

yeah, I've been using hulu a lot more lately which has a much better selection of movies imo.

[maidenhell]

I cancelled my Netflix a few months ago. I don't regret it. I will start up again when The Crown continues but it's not something I feel I need every month anymore.

[adb7]

Everyone I know watches Netflix movies but I don't know anyone whose favorite movie is a Netflix movie. They're fun to watch and be a part of that one-week cultural moment but I don't ever go back to them after that.

[sandstorm]

What about movies that weren't made by Netflix but were sold to them (Mainly 90% of Sony's Animation Output this year) - do they suffer the same?

Honestly I think the last, truly Netflix made movie I was hyped for was......Beasts of No Nation.

[ahkna]

Meh. I don't really see much of a difference.

[turtleisland]

Are Netflix films memorable to you ONTD?

No.

I agree that often their movies feel like a first draft. They need more time to develop.

[euraylie]

This! Also, I think because they don’t have to have box office smash they don’t put that much effort into the process