fryup wrote: » Netflix, Amazon and now Disney hmmmm i'm beginning to think these companies are behind this coronavirus?
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » Netlfix is ****e imo. Rubbish now.
Greyfox wrote: » It's actually not though, theirs always something worth watching on it. With the other streaming services you can run out of things to watch. Normal tv is garbage
biko wrote: » There are many because various companies think there is a demand. The services that won't be used will vanish.
tipperaryboy wrote: » Plex has library of everything with a sub, can't further detail though
Ubbquittious wrote: » Nobody can be bothered torrenting stuff anymore and they'd rather pay the tenner a month. But now families in the States are spending on average 600 bucks a year on these services so there will be a backlash soon especially since they keep increasing their prices
UI_Paddy wrote: » Netflix showed it can work, and now other companies are jumping on the bandwagon. Eventually there will be too many streaming services, and because of the costs of constantly subscribing to all of them people will consider buying physical media again for titles they want to have indefinite access to but don't want to pay for anything else a particular streaming service has to offer. It's a bubble like many other phases in the history of entertainment and at a certain point it will burst.
LineOfBeauty wrote: » Now TV are running a deal of €7.50 for the first 6 months so got that last night. They have the HBO stuff so I figure that's worth it. Our house has Netflix too but I just find that they are losing the balance. Sure there's still some legitimately good TV on there, but they are going more and more down the path of crap reality TV or trash basic TV (think Power). I'm not saying every show they pump out needs to be prestige drama but more and more the cheaper, easier content is the way they are going.
Rufeo wrote: » Ah there still be a few torrentin...