Here's how much Netflix cares about the history of film on their streaming service: Jun 26, 23:07
I get it and I love all those movies too but...... Jun 27, 01:24
The LAST thing i am is surprised that Netflix doesn't have any of these great movies available to stream. {nm} Jun 27, 09:45
Yeah, it not just Netflix. Most of that list is not available on any streaming service. {nm} Jun 27, 06:55
You could make the same ridiculous argument about any media outlet. Why doesn't radio stations all play the best classical music? Jun 27, 06:34
What one radio station's strategy is to take all different genres of music and get rid of them? {nm} Jun 27, 10:33
Great Classical Stations play plenty of great Classical Music. Plenty. {nm} Jun 28, 00:15
Besides the obvious responses (appreciate everyone's responses about rights and demand), the better criticism would be towards Jun 27, 07:22
What does archiving & preservation even mean to a streaming service? {nm} Jun 27, 07:30
thats a different conversation and digital archives have their own challenges. We aren't there yet. Here's a good read Jun 27, 09:24
thats because blockbuster's model was transactional and first sale doctrine applied while Netflix's is subscription. {nm} Jun 27, 10:01
Your argument is that Netflix loves movies. Right? They "love" movies. What a load. It's all been said here. They love a buck. Jun 27, 09:58
I reject your hypothesis. {nm} Jun 27, 08:03
Yeah, I'm sure Quentin is a big Netflix guy in lieu of his theater, i mean the theater. Good deal. {nm} Jun 27, 11:40