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porfiria posted:Is I Heard You Paint Houses the only good movie or TV show Netflix has produced? The Night Comes for Us is hilariously brutal.
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porfiria posted:Is I Heard You Paint Houses the only good movie or TV show Netflix has produced? I liked Roma, Buster Scruggs and the two Baumbach films, I'm Thinking Of Ending Things had some merit, past that I think it's mostly the ubiquity of the platform that people even talk about what they put out
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porfiria posted:Is I Heard You Paint Houses the only good movie or TV show Netflix has produced? That and I Don’t Feel At Home in This World Anymore, yeah. Edit: Beasts of No Nation was pretty good too
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Beasts of No Nation and I Think You Should Leave rule. Rilakkuma and Kaoru is probably the most visually beautiful work of stop motion animation I’ve ever seen.
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The Night Comes for Us is one of my favorite action movies of the last decade but I agree that Netflix’s batting average is pretty low
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Remember when Paramount realized The Cloverfield Paradox was going to be a stinker and sold it to Netflix instead of releasing it in theaters
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Skwirl posted:No. Two thirds is being very generous.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:Remember when Paramount realized The Cloverfield Paradox was going to be a stinker and sold it to Netflix instead of releasing it in theaters That was really cool, as was the way it dropped.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:That was really cool, as was the way it dropped. It worked. I was duped into watching that turd.
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Cloverfield Lane or whatever was great though.
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10 Cloverfield Lane banged.
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10 Cloverfield Lane owned until the last 10 minutes turned into a God of War boss fight.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:The Night Comes for Us is one of my favorite action movies of the last decade but I agree that Netflix’s batting average is pretty low That was just a movie they picked up after TWC got Harvey Weinsteined and had to back out.
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Anonymous Robot posted:Rilakkuma and Kaoru is probably the most visually beautiful work of stop motion animation I’ve ever seen. Rilakkuma is fuckin' fantastic. Lost in Space is really good Prometheus fanfic up until they leave the water planet (you can basically shut it off at that point), and I'm the only person in the world to rep ANON.
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Speaking of Netflix producing content vs just picking it up, is Netflix producing the Knives out sequels or did they only secure distribution rights? Will some suit at Netflix have some level of control in how these movies actually get made? I guess I'm worried that Netflix is going to gently caress this up, or maybe give myself the reassurance that if they end up terrible I can blame Netflix for ruining them.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:Remember when Paramount realized The Cloverfield Paradox was going to be a stinker and sold it to Netflix instead of releasing it in theaters Was that even supposed to be a Cloverfield movie or did they just slap some paint on it to make it one when they realized it was mediocre crap no one would care about? And I'm sure this is not a controversial opinion but 10 Cloverfield Lane would have been such a better movie if they just shaved off the last five-ten minutes.
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Baron von Eevl posted:Speaking of Netflix producing content vs just picking it up, is Netflix producing the Knives out sequels or did they only secure distribution rights? Will some suit at Netflix have some level of control in how these movies actually get made? I guess I'm worried that Netflix is going to gently caress this up, or maybe give myself the reassurance that if they end up terrible I can blame Netflix for ruining them. They paid $400 million and the movies haven't been shot yet, so I assume some of that money will go towards the production.
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CPL593H posted:Was that even supposed to be a Cloverfield movie or did they just slap some paint on it to make it one when they realized it was mediocre crap no one would care about? They absolutely added on a bunch of cloverfield stuff in reshoots. It’s painfully obvious when watching it.
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im curious about what they cut of cloverfield paradox. there seems to be a decent concept buried in there somewhere
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MacheteZombie posted:im curious about what they cut of cloverfield paradox. there seems to be a decent concept buried in there somewhere It turns out the entire movie was imagined by a child whose on the spectrum staring into a snowglobe.* *WHY THE gently caress DID A HIT TV SHOW THINK THAT A GOOD IDEA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
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MacheteZombie posted:im curious about what they cut of cloverfield paradox. there seems to be a decent concept buried in there somewhere It was never going to be good, but the original movie was simply about these astronauts who contact ghostly aliens. The aliens turn out to be copies of themselves from another universe where their space station suffered a catastrophic disaster. The ‘disaster’ universe overlaps with the ‘normal’ universe and causes all the weird phenomena like water appearing out of nowhere (the ‘disaster’ space station crashed into the ocean). When they decided the film would be part of the Cloverfield franchise, they changed the plot to be about evil monsters invading from billions of alternate universes. Consequently, the film no longer really made any sense.
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porfiria posted:Is I Heard You Paint Houses the only good movie or TV show Netflix has produced? No. The Queen's Gambit is excellent. I'm sure there's lots of other stuff too but that one's fresh on my mind.
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porfiria posted:Is I Heard You Paint Houses the only good movie or TV show Netflix has produced? Glow was good.
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Most of the TV shows from back when Netflix first started doing Originals are good, honestly. Or at least started good but later seasons sucked. I remember when the problem was that Netflix would never cancel anything.
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New one from the guy who made Onion Time. It's incredible. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbFb2t6v7oQ edit: And if ya don't know what I'm talking about, here's Onion Time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Din-iB9MiY&t=1s
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Maxwell Lord posted:Glow was good. Glow was awesome. Spatulater bro! posted:No. The Queen's Gambit is excellent. I'm sure there's lots of other stuff too but that one's fresh on my mind. And Queen’s Gambit. Did they do Kimmy Schmitt? The first series of that was great.
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The first season of Kimmy was made for NBC and then sold to Netflix haha
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therattle posted:Glow was awesome. Oh yeah, Kimmy Schmitt was great for at least the first season.
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https://twitter.com/zuza_real/status/1378112340483317761?s=20
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There's a weird thing where a streaming service'll claim something as a Netflix or Prime or whatever original if they have the distribution licence for it in a particular market. They can call any ol' poo poo an "original" Like for example in Australia "the Expanse" is an Amazon Prime original series and has the Amazon logo at the start and everything, despite it being made by Syfy and Syfy even being a purchasable cable channel here The Peccadillo fucked around with this message at 04:17 on Apr 3, 2021 |
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The Peccadillo posted:There's a weird thing where a streaming service'll claim something as a Netflix or Prime or whatever original if they have the distribution licence for it in a particular market. They can call any ol' poo poo an "original" this is actually because syfy cancelled The Expanse after the third season and amazon picked it up for 4, 5, and the final upcoming season 6.
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Oh. Well there's other examples like the star trek cartoon being made by CBC and being played as a Prime show
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I just watched part one of World on a Wire. Amazing experience, watching those themes being explored for what I guess is the first time in cinema history.
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The Peccadillo posted:There's a weird thing where a streaming service'll claim something as a Netflix or Prime or whatever original if they have the distribution licence for it in a particular market. They can call any ol' poo poo an "original" Netflix US does this a lot. I'd say about half their "originals" are just things that aired on cable/network in other countries.
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Detective No. 27 posted:Remember when a Netflix original was an event? I mean, Queens Gambit was less than a year ago and that was big, as was Bridgerton.
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Netflix UK calls Better Call Saul an original so every episode after the title sequence you get a few seconds of silence with a no-effort “A Netflix Original Series” screen and it’s very annoying
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Detective No. 27 posted:Remember when a Netflix original was an event? No.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:Remember when Paramount realized The Cloverfield Paradox was going to be a stinker and sold it to Netflix instead of releasing it in theaters If that movie had been awesome instead of sucking, it would've been a tectonic shift in the way movies are distributed. Instead we had to wait for Coronavirus to murder movie theaters for that to happen.
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CPL593H posted:No. Yeah I was gonna say lol. Stranger things dropped quietly and I watched it and was blown away. Any time I was hyped for a Netflix show or movie it was kinda disappointing
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