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Netflix Inc. is an American multinational entertainment company founded on August 29, 1997, in Scotts Valley, California, by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph. It specializes in and provides streaming media and video on demand online and DVD by mail.
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Playback Issues (15%)
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Video Quality (2%)
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Netflix Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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QuinnStokes.SOL
(@Youngsimba333) reported
Resident Evil Netflix Series is the worst Resident Evil content of all time
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Matt Holland Author Dot Com
(@gallaetha_matt) reported
@ostrichson The worst mistake Netflix ever made was not commissioning that Archer video from us
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Blair Rose
(@rosiethedreamer) reported
@DiscussingFilm I have such a great idea for Netflix that I have been thinking about for a long time. I don’t know if it would work but I’d tune in for sure if they did it, im sure others would too. Maybe someone else will come up with the idea someday 🙏
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kiyu suzuya
(@kiyucookie) reported
@NeelPrasad_ @CultureCrave nobody cares abt star,Apple tv got nothin, hbo max failed with their movie Being in theatres and plateform, Disney+ will never be as big as they want to and prime got pretty mid exclusivitys that don't work most of the time.paramount+ is already dead Netflix will still be number1
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Aki Peritz
(@AkiPeritz) reported
@markkrick “Always expanding” is ultimately unsustainable. Didn’t work for the Roman Empire or the Mongols, and won’t work for Netflix. Just be happy with your empire.
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oijosuke
(@dailybuglefan) reported
@sonatln The anime itself is quite good. Netflix didn't produce it, the issue is this stupid exclusivity deal. We got 12 EPs in December 2021 or something. Then they aired weekly mid January or something. Radio silence once that ended until last month or something they announced
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shane
(@shanemichaell_) reported
netflix is actually the worst streaming platform right now and it makes me laugh
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MizFidd🍹
(@MizFidd) reported
The biggest problem with Netflix? The shows I love the most are the ones that are limited run. AUGH!
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HB⚖️🇺🇦🐗
(@HannahMarieBell) reported
Some of the best advice I got before the #barexam was to let my brain just relax a few days before the exam. Watch movies, go for a walk, whatever would help me stay calm. I did nothing the weekend before except watch Netflix, seriously. I rewatched the same movie about 5 times.
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Kellen
(@kellenCdunbar) reported
Why are Netflix and Hulu the only ******* streaming platforms that know what they’re doing? How have HBOMax/Paramount+/Showtime/etc poached ANY talent to help their platforms be useful at least 50% of the time?!
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imablisy
(@im_a_blisy) reported
@Bobby_LightPR @CoryCoryrain @InfernoOmni Yeah dude he’s saying it was easy for him to find this reference and Netflix didn’t do any work to make it look proper
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LizzyBonez
(@AltaSerenity) reported
@vicious696 This has nothing to do with it. An overwhelming amount of people prefer content they can binge. It's one of the strengths of Netflix. The issue is they keep raising prices, cancelling shows and reducing their catalog.
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mog1717
(@mog1717) reported
@YoderTena @netflix Not exactly. They are examples of the extravagant & largely failed deals they made for buzz. Their bigger problem is that they don’t have compelling content. There’s no way M&H will turn that around.
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Andrew O'Hara
(@Andrew_OSU) reported
Maybe just me, but the single worst thing about streaming apps is the ads. You see the same couple ads on repeat and makes me end up disliking the brands more than wanting to buy from them. Anyway, unrelated, good luck @netflix on that new ad-supported tier! 👏
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Cheryl with a C 🇨🇦 🐕 🌞 🌳 💉
(@Cheryl_Swore) reported
Netflix either nails it or it really does not. #SpiderHead is a terrible movie. Repetitive and incredibly predictable. Save yourself 2 hrs.
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Diego Brando
(@ToddFreaky) reported
I’m sorry @netflix but does anyone do Quality control for your subtitles cause that **** is ***
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Ryan Looney
(@RyanLooney8) reported
@ClarissaDeLune It's not just the price. The problem is Netflix has always gained its profits from earning new subscribers, not viewing by its current users. No matter how popular season four of Stranger Things was, it meant nothing in terms of profitability.
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Grant D
(@gknight702) reported
@IGN It's crazy to me how very bad the management is at Netflix, constantly makes the worst decisions
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Film News and More 🍿
(@FilmNewsAndMore) reported
@realENHolloway Netflix’s VP of Game Development Mike Verdu did use to work for Atari. Also, Netflix most likely acquired Boss Fight Entertainment was because Mike Verdu joined Boss Fight advisory board in 2018.
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Democracy Lamenter
(@CamDrak96) reported
Netflix if you lost that many subs during your Stranger Things big sub quarter, you're in trouble.
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Joshua
(@Joshoshbgosh) reported
@Aniflex6 Quality is decided by the viewer and all viewers are different. Me, for example, loves Seinfeld. And this year Netflix finally added it. So me paying a few bucks more isn't a big deal to me. You don't have to be so aggressive with your hate l.... It's just Netflix....
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Lewis Sckolnick
(@LSckolnick) reported
NETFLIX needs higher quality
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Damian Madray
(@themadray) reported
If @netflix wants to compete with @Disney then they need to create story worlds, not franchises. That’s what Disney has with Star Wars & Marvel. A $200M into The Gray Man is not going to solve their problem.
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️️rice 🐝 ️️️️️️️️️ ️️
(@sstickyriice) reported
netflix’s yu yu hakusho about to crash and burn like their other adaptations
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💧BustedGoldCoast
(@BustedGoldCoast) reported
@RonniSalt @martyps Marty said home internet is not working so that should include Netflix unless the mobile has a great data plan
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Flyest Hamster
(@vinhtages) reported
@majeeto__ @humidfluid @CultureCrave I did, Netflix production costs budget for sets is always top tier, its their executions that’s the problem when it comes to adaptations.
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Kellen
(@kellenCdunbar) reported
Why are Netflix and Hulu the only ******* streaming platforms that know what they’re doing? How have HBOMax/Paramount+/Showtime/etc not poached ANY talent to help their platforms be useful at least 50% of the time?!
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Akane
(@AkaneAM_) reported
@AderBjorn The bigger issue is that for Disney, it doesn’t matter. They own the biggest IPs of the entire entertainment industry and they’ll always make money without Disney+. Netflix on the other hand isn’t a mega corporation with thousands of merchandise or other clear ways of revenue.
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Five1/2FeetofWisdom
(@OtisvilleBricks) reported
@netflix Maybe you wouldn't be losing so many viewers if you let new creators pitch ideas. The fix is new content , not ads. So many ideas that people just need a break to have heard?
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Vitor Nunes
(@vitornunes_) reported
@mrnateathon @Jushin @vicious696 I think no one knows they exist because Netflix is trying to win with quantity over quality. They are flooding the service with reality tv and crime documentaries on a weekly basis, or just paying for rights on crappy shows. The good ones get buried in a sea of mediocrity.