Netflix Review (2019)

Even with mounting competition from Disney Plus and Amazon, Netflix reigns supreme when it comes to its massive library of TV shows and movies, including Stranger Things, Narcos, The Irishman, and The Witcher.

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[thegreatestguyEVA]

When’s the Earth review coming IGN? America?

[Faizanleo]

Looks like IGN had nothing else to Review.

[Jo_Mama]

They’re reviewing Netflix as a whole now?

[TheDeepFriedDonkey]

It has a little nothing for nobody. 10/10

[bananasean]

Is about to get a whole lot better now that they are gonna be working with Nickelodeon.

[billyporkoftheblue]

Looking forward to their review of humanity

[waitssharpe]

Literally this shouldn’t be a video you all already have Netflix.

[beamboy]

Netflix has so many great original movies and tv shows. Amazon and Hulu has been trying to compete with it for a while but cannot do it like Netflix did.

They will continue to be the leader in this industry no questions asked.

[theloopholeisntaahol]

Can you do a review of my life please?

[leonthesleepy]

Someone should review IGN: The State of Reviewers

[betobenavides]

Heres a few ideas at what IGN should review next
Youtube
The planet earth
Narwhals
The year 2016
Books, no specific book, just books in general
IGN
Fanny Packs
Danny Devito
Just to name a few

[IcarusTECH]

Netflix is brutal bad for missing seasons of shows, always has been and doesn't want to fix it!

[SlowMoBeam]

I feel like they should focus more on producing quality original content, Disney will likely outbid netflix this next year on show contracts to move to hulu.


I'd rather see 5 awesome shows be made then 30 'eh' shows.

[shrivathsaks]

The worst part about Netflix is that they cancel your favourite show before you get fully invested

[Draidis]

I personally disagree with his objection about the 5-second timer at the end of an episode. He argues how it cuts of post-credit scenes and doesn't allow you time to reflect on the episode you just watched. The thing is I can't really think of a TV show that had a post-credit scene that wasn't in the last episode of a season/series, if ever. So, the timer doesn't affect that. Post credit scenes are primarily limited to movies, where there is no 5-second timer either. So, again, His complaint does not apply. The only objection he has that even applies is the "time to reflect", and after watching Disney+ shows which have a much longer (30 seconds I think?) time between shows, I can say, I find it annoying having to wait that long if the remote isn't in reach. So, no. His complaint is actually a pro, not a con. At least IMHO.

[linusmlgtips]

When can I play this? How much does it cost? Release date?

[Stokie]

I’ll stick with Netflix regardless. I think it’s a great service for the price.

[mrEbraheem]

The title is misleading.. It sounds as if you're reviewing Netflix.






Oh wait.

[worf]

Meh, Netflix keeps losing content and getting more expensive. Their original content is mostly pretty mediocre.

[erickflores]

I have netflix and disney+ but honestly I'm probably going to cancel disney+ after mandalorian season one ends. It doesn't have enough content to keep me interested long term. It's great for parents with young kids though.