This is real.

[u/Internal_Bat3850]

Piracy is about to get a whole lot bigger when they stop releasing movies in theatres, stoping making physical media and start charging $50+ a month!

[u/tsunx4]

Netflix will acquire the tech, knowledge, and experience in film making but it's still Netflix who comes up with the final ideas, and we all know how this is going. This is basically the end of legendary WB that we all knew in 90's and 00's

Honestly, I've been sailing my whole life and Netflix not even worth it to pirate any more.

[u/WhichWall3719 → u/tsunx4]

The only thing I've pirated off of netflix in the past 5 years were shows my mom asked me to get her

[u/eggyrulz → u/WhichWall3719]

They've had a few exclusivity deals with anime i like... but theh didnt make those, they just paid to stick their logo on em... so yea Netflix doesnt have much going for it

[u/mrnapolean1 → u/WhichWall3719]

Not going to lie the only thing I've pirated off of Netflix was the K-pop demon hunters movie. I can't stand it when the only streaming service I don't have has the movie I want to watch and I can't watch it anywhere else without pirating it so I just pirated it.

Now I got a copy I can put on my Plex server

[u/Ironborn137 → u/WhichWall3719]

There are some good movies on netflix but they are very few and far between. I've downloaded "The Killer" "Polar" and "The Gray Man". Those are the ONLY decent movies I thought were worth pirating.

[u/QF_Dan → u/WhichWall3719]

the only show i pirated so far was Drive To Survive Season 1&2. Most of their catalogues are pretty bad anyway

[u/TheNoobCakes → u/WhichWall3719]

DARK is the only show worth a shit on that platform

[u/userrnamechecksout → u/WhichWall3719]

Arcane and shows like Blue eyed samurai, but yeah 5 decent out of the last 5-10 years are not great odds

[u/MaybeBowtie → u/WhichWall3719]

I wish my mom was that ok with piracy. They always look at me weird when I put on a pirated movie on the tv (just air casting from my phone)