Netflix is finally in America!

Edward Price6 said:Alright, I wasn't aware of that.
But I see stuff like LOTR, The Matrix, Gravity...
If it stays relevant, it doesn't matter. You watch it, and if you actually want to own it, just grab a Blu-ray, DVD, or a digital copy.

The main thing is having a massive library of series all in one spot.

Series are the priority, and they tend to rotate out or only drop once a season wraps up, which personally bugs me (unless they recently changed their policy).

That said, over the last couple of years, Netflix has been producing its own content that, in my opinion, is the best in the world. Their shows are incredibly good. Maybe it's just me, but I haven't watched anything from them that wasn't top-tier.

Austin Rodriguez5 said:Wait, hold up... where on earth could I have missed shows like The Lost Room or Farscape before now?

Are you freaking kidding me right now?

quietviper93 said:Are you kidding me?

No.

Edward Price6 said:So, way worse than Pickbox?

Where is that?

Big news hitting the headlines today. A major scandal just broke out involving some high-profile legal drama here in the States. It’s definitely going to shake things up.

Looking at the list of countries, we're actually pretty lucky.

Netflix just expanded its lineup again. It's available in more countries now. America, plus countries like Turkey, Poland, and Russia on the list. Netflix already expanded into France, Germany, and Spain last year. They’re aiming to hit 200 countries worldwide by the end of 2016.

What’s the best move? I asked them at the end of the year when they think they'll head our way.
That manager told me we’d be going global by the end of 2016. She's certain about it.

Oh, this is pretty interesting too:

Netflix announced they're dropping over 30 series this year. They also plan to roll out HDR content soon. It should make the colors look much more vibrant.

Edward Price6 said:The best part? At the end of last year, I actually asked them when they planned on expanding into our market.
Some manager there even told me they’d be going global by the end of 2016.

And here's an interesting point:

Like I mentioned before, their production quality is top-tier, and they're already pushing series into 4K, like > and >.

Since there's already an entire thread over on the TV subreddit, I don't really see the point in having one here too...