blinkey 101 wrote: » For the want of a better word the uk/ire netflix is CRAP.
Turtwig wrote: » Hmm, let's see. Breaking Bad, House of Cards, Orange in the New Black. The Shield. Scrubs. Stargate, Star Trek TNG. Andromeda. Dr Who. Sherlock. White Collar. Covert Affairs. Criminal Minds. 24 Archer Always Sunny in Philadelphia etc. I think people have an unrealistic expectation for Netflix. It's a library, not something for the latest releases. Though it will inevitably garner a few of them. It's also startling how many people dismiss Netflix because it doesn't have the "big" primetime shows. There's still plenty of other quality shows being produced. It's only €8 a month and people expect the latest episode of Games of Thrones or the Big Bang Theory or a movie that's not less than six months old. Then if you have a VPN you're spoiled.
JaseHeath wrote: » Until they really get stuff like HBO programs and all that on it, I won't be bothered.
Turtwig wrote: » They'll never get HBO stuff unless it's co-produced with another station e.g Rome HBO/BBC. HBO's current model is very specific. HBO barely even care how much GoT is pirated. You'll never get something like TBBT or GoT on something like Netflix because quite simply those shows are money makers. Releasing them to a streaming service would impact the bottom line of dvd sales. So, unless Netflix/Amazon can compensate significantly HBO/CBS wouldn't even consider letting those shows be streamed.
Sephiroth_dude wrote: » If you get the american version yes
HBO announced that it would launch an over-the-top version of HBO GO in 2015; it will be distributed as a stand-alone subscription service that will not require an existing television subscription to use
Links234 wrote: » I hear it's good if you like mainstream movies and shows, but if you like anything niche it can be useless. I never bothered with it
awec wrote: » It's good but you have to remember that it doesn't get content until it comes out on DVD usually. TV show episodes aren't added episode by episode after they are aired on TV.
ceadaoin. wrote: » I have the American version and it's definitely worth it. Had it when I lived in ireland too, mainly for breaking bad, and thought it was worth it then too. Maybe the selection on the UK and ireland version isn't as good now? I watch documentaries and TV shows on it mostly and never run out of things to watch.