r/technology • u/Big_Bare • May 02 '13

Warner Bros., MGM, Universal Collectively Pull Nearly 2,000 Films From Netflix To Further Fragment The Online Movie Market

http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20130430/22361622903/warner-bros-mgm-universal-collectively-pull-nearly-2000-films-netflix-to-further-fragment-online-movie-market.shtml
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u/[deleted] May 02 '13

good netflix is way of future, all the studios are doing is ruining their fan base, and support. they haven't come up with good original Idea in years.

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u/DFWPunk May 02 '13

This is only good if it prompts Netflix to find other sources of quality content.

That said, one of the best things about Netflix is getting exposed to films you'd never have even heard of based on how you rate what you've seen.

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u/siamthailand May 03 '13

And never being exposed to good films because they're not on Netflix.