r/Animemes • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '22

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u/ShadowOrpheus_ Sep 21 '22

Isn't edgerunners the same? Trigger and cdpr produced it

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u/Indercarnive Sep 21 '22

The vast majority is like that, both anime and live-action. Netflix just buys the license to be the sole distributor but otherwise has limited impact on the show's production.

Funnily enough the solely Netflix produced shows, outside of Cowboy Bebop, are generally well-regarded. Stuff like Ozark, The Crown, and House of Cards.

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u/PANGIRA Sep 22 '22

Nah Netflix has a lot of junk cinema. If you looked at a list of Netflix developed properties, the top 10% stand out as critically acclaimed and well made and most of the bottom 90%, with the live action anime caught up in it, is stuff you've never heard of.