DUDE!!!!!!!!!!! ACQUIRE POPULAR TITLES???????? ALL THE POPULAR TITLES WERE PULLED FROM NETFLIX AND PUT ON THEIR OWN SEPARATE STREAMING SERVICE!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!! :D :D
They ruined the free crazy hype around jojo part 6 with their ass releasing schedule, how are they so bad at doing business? Literally snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
@@DarkArtsMage altered carbon should have been easy as fuck to run forever, any character can be "re-sleeved" to a new actor if somebody quits. it's like doctor who but everyone is the doctor.
Netflix acquired the rights to both Avatar series and the Shyamalan movie. They immediately put one of the most hated movies ever made in their Top 10 list to advertise it.
I love how they have a single god-tier programmer that can implement ideas on the fly, and real time feedback that they're using to A/B test everything.
That's utterly disgusting. You're practically pirating those movies at that point, do you have no shame? Those Netflix execs are practically starving they take such huge losses as is by even having the website up! You're cheating them out of that extra $15/month, they'll have to buy a slightly cheaper seventh luxury yacht! You really are the lowest scum humanity has to offer. At least have the decency to buy extra browsing only tier subs for the rest of your family.
It's the only tier most people need. Yesterday I again spent half an hour just browsing Netflix, adding stuff to my Watch list and turned it off without watching.
"If they're going to get all pissy like that, then we could remake Dragonball, while we have so few customers." "Okay okay okay. Nerd, remake Dragonball's Things until subscriptions improve."
"Oh, man. I wish that these days were more like the days when we dominated over Boxbuster. Hey! Is there a reboot about pizza? What story about a video store?"
And then they blame the customers or more accurately former customers when it doesn't work. It goes to show you can't have narcissist(s) running the company if said company is failing.
In an effort to minimize new works within a franchise from seeming like “fan fiction”, we have decided to hire writers who actively hate the IP. Problem solved.
@@vaylonkenadell And allegedly how 343i consulted people for the making of Halo 4's multiplayer. I love Halo 4, I just think it's stupid to have people who actively hate your IP to develop the next iteration for it.
We live in a timeline where the Paulie Shore Netflix Pinocchio isn't even the worst Pinocchio adaptation to come out this year... This is truly a disturbing universe.
Then Shang Tsung steals the dragon balls for his own evil plot; but he's seduced by Goku, after a night in drag on the town -- the two of them wrapped in each other's loving arms forget the dragon balls. Hans Christian Anderson weeps, Tolkien rolls in his grave and Confucius is refusing to respond to questions right now.
NGL. It almost convinced me. The "he finds the dragonballs in the trunk of a car and, i donno..., learns karate or sth." - Sounds exactly like I imagine the meetings on Avatar and DragonballZ adaptions were like, back in the day.
The concept is so far gone it'd be a perfect parody. I'd just need nic cage in there somewhere. Cage as master roshi maybe? 🤔 He could be Goku's pervert neighbor.
The concept is so wrong it might actually have been a funny show. Better than what DBZ Evolution did where everything was different and yet they still insisted on kinda vaguely adapting random moments from the show.
Its where things will go. All the different streaming services are already no different than the "channel bundles" you would pay for in the 90's I read an article in 05 or 06 on Cracked of all places that perfectly predicted everything that has happened so far. Its pretty crazy
Yes, but cable has been $50 or more a month since the late 90s and still had commercials. The current prices are unsustainable. There's no reason Netflix couldn't double the price for ad-free, it's so cheap for 2022. People are just spoiled brats. I will absolutely pay more to not have ads, I already do it with UA-cam
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 spoiled, or simply use to the old product? No one likes change and when that change is emulating the old format most people ditched in favour of streaming platforms, I understand why people are upset. Especially since these sites are constantly hiking their prices now. It won’t be all too long before the price of streaming platforms will at the least equal that of cable, I fully expect they’d go higher too but I imagine people would ditch them by then. (I sincerely hope)
Technically the purpose of streaming is to "stream" movies and TV shows over the Internet. But it's still scummy as fuck to run ads when people already pay an arm and a leg for the subscription that doesn't even let you watch at 4K, which most modern TV have for a resolution
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 asking people to pay more for no added value never goes down well, but honest to god i think netflix would have better luck raising the prices and saying "idk inflation" than introducing a tiered system where the bottom rung has ads, and you have to pay more for the exact same features you used to get. people will feel cheated and go back to pirating everything
In this version of Pinocchio, instead of a puppet it's Paulie Shore, playing a slightly less exaggerated version of Paulie Shore. The twist is that every time Paulie Shore fails to remain relevant, his debt problems and depressive self-hatred grows.
This was part of the problem though. It was ALWAYS going to go down this route. They offered customers too much value for too little cost while at the same time having no way to support creators and make up for the massive losses. Look at the music and entertainment industries. When Spotify and Netflix showed up, they DESTROYED revenue. And then they trained users to expect that stupid high amount of value. Take password sharing for example. That is an AWFUL misuse of any subscription especially when it was originally unlimited, but Netflix waited too long to do anything about it and now fixing that problem makes everyone angry because they’re used to having it. As time went on the only way they could recoup losses is by raising subscription prices and using originals to force users to their subscription. The problem is that Netflix was never a platform, but solely a service. There’s no way to buy to own or support creators. Compare it instead with Microsoft’s more recent Xbox Game Pass. There are no exclusives to the service. Any game on it you can still buy on console or pc with a 20% off discount. Movies don’t have dlc or microtransactions so that’s unique to games, but you also get 10% off of those. The library isn’t thousands, but hundreds and enough that they aren’t offering too much value for the cost. There was no password sharing in the beginning, making the family plan the norm. Indie developers praise it for boosting their games exposure and Microsoft themselves have stated they’ve seen at least a 40% increase in subscribers BUYING games. All Netflix needs to do is encourage buying again and stop forcing a subscription service that’s JUST a money sink. For example say they put each season of stranger things up on their own storefront (which there’s also a massive gap in the industry for a single entertainment store that you can access across PC, ios, and android) for $20. One person buying that would already give them a free extra sub cost (actually more). Then let’s say they give a discount on the sticker price that only cuts off $5, but makes it look more attractive. Then let’s say they put all the movies and tv shows they had on their with that discount. They’d get to keep AT LEAST 10% of profits from all sales in addition to what they get from the subscription cost and 100% for selling their own originals.
Before Netflix started the streaming wars? It felt more like all the other studios just wanted to cut out the middle man. Now none of them have enough content to stay subscribed to.
@@vullord666 Agree with the first half entirely but the second half is a big no from me dawg. I don't want to buy things. I watch maybe 1% of all the media I've ever watched more than once. Buying movies and TV shows is almost always dumb, unless it's for a child who will happily watch it 100x. Nothing they do to make buying media attractive would ever work on me, and that goes double for most of gen z. Video games are different for many reasons, not the least of which being that they are effectively made to be played more than once. If Netflix had jacked up prices back before they had like 6 competing platforms they would have set a standard that wouldn't have required all the other services to be super cheap as well. Now jacking prices makes them look bad. UA-cam has a similar problem, the fact that it's free is why it sucks ass, without advertisers to satisfy they would be 1000x better. But now they are stuck because everyone expects it to be free. Selling cat videos for $2 each isn't the solution, just actually charge money for it
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@@XShrike0 I mean, Disneyplus has The Owl House and Gravity Falls. And Crunchyroll has anime. But yeah, I can't watch a lot of shows because I don't have the service of I'm not willing to get any more than the basic Hulu subscription.
As someone who had a mentor who works at netflix, it's pretty much how it goes. His show was one of the many animations that they axed when they started purging their animation team and show lineup
After Resident Evil, yeah, sure, I'm positive this is how Netflix' board meetings go. "What do youngsters like this days?" "I dunno, Zootopia porn?" "Yeah, right. Tell the writers to add that. It will be a selling joke"
The funniest thing is that their whole 'data collection' for determining whether or not to continue a series prioritizes binging, so catering to people who would just pay for a month to watch all of a show then stop a subscription. You'd think they'd prioritize shows people have finished total rather than all at once because that draws out how long they pay for their subscription.
@@rodrigochayamiti9198 How so? It's just a difference in data analysis. They already make 1 season of a bunch of shitty shows and flood the app with those, investing more money into a few of them but if they aren't binged by people all at once they cancel it even if it's total views was high like they almost did with 'Sandman' and what they did do with 'I'm totally not okay with this' along with many other series.
"Guys, our actress and viewers are having a flame war! Let's have her say she was just acting like her character so they stop!" "Great idea, I'm sure that'll work out. Especially when many people are saying her performance looks and acts nothing like the source material!"
@@genericname2747 Basically, Faye Valentine's actress for the Live-Action Cowboy Bebop made a video that was a jab at the people who complained that the show looked nothing like the source material. Highlights include making jokes about how they couldn't find a woman with D-cups (despite Japan not using double letters in their measurements), making comments that are TMI such as how parts of a skimpy dress would get stuck inside her when doing action scenes (despite the inspiration being a gunner that didn't need to move too much and the new costume not being practical for combat either) and being passive-aggressive the entire time. *After* the series had finished airing and die-hard fans were vindicated in their fears that the characters had little to nothing to do with their namesakes, she defended herself by saying she was responding as Faye, which came across as another slap in the face due to what I had just said. Naturally, the Live-Action series was cancelled.
@@jvts8916 what a bizarre lady. Of course, people shouldn't blame her for being casted, they should blame the directors, but she didn't make people like her
Depending on the series, I do both. When Dr. Stone, Jujutsu Kaisen and Demon Slayer first came out I watched the weekly episodes as they came out, and every few weeks binge it from the beginning to the latest episode. By the time season 2 came out for each, I've seen the season 1 of Dr. Stone and Demon Slayer probably 20 times each.
Kids nowadays don't understand using disposable email addresses to get free subscriptions to netflix, hulu, etc and essentially get free movies/tv shows.
@@astk5214 I could do with a daily release. Way better to me than weekly. People who binge (me) wouldn't have to wait too long before they could, as well.
I ussually wait a week or two before the last episodes of the season will release so i can be excited for thise only, instead of being hyped for an entire week after a cliffhanger to wind up in a beach episode or something.
This is actually really great, the animation is like a more polished version of Joel's Live Action Animation and the writing is really enjoyable too, glad to find it in my recommended.
Found this channel at 5am in the morning while looking for some funny sht to watch before bed, and your sht is hilarious. This netflix animation felt 1billion% right on target. This channel is a gem. 😂Netflix is insane and doesn't know what to do with themselves. Keep up the gold~
It’s really sad what’s has been going with Netflix Animation lately (And with the entire Western Animation industry). I know they can create amazing cartoons, even the best ones ever made. They have all of the resources, the budget, all of these amazing and talented artists and animators and yet they choose not unlock that potential of this incredible medium because Hollywood sees it as something dumb, just for babies. Animation deserves better treatment than this 😔
Hm if anything think one of the main issues is how many shows they cancelled because only a smaller percentage of subscribers watched it. That seems sensible on the face of it but in reality that you have something for everyone was always the big advantage of these services. Netflix seems to have understood that less and less as time went on while Prime is willing to make these shows and rarely cancels things. Seems to me Netflix was solely focused on sub growth while ignroing that they were slowly pissing of their existing customers by cancelling every second show after 2 or 3 seasons. It took a bit but now it is fucking them over and they are handling it in the worst way imaginable by doubling down on the greed.
Weekly releases would actually be great for them. Fans will talk about the shows for longer, spreading more awareness. Plus you can still binge them after they're released
@@albertskoften1452 As should the rest of the shows they own the rights to. The fact that Riverdale is weekly doesn't change the fact that that's just an exception to their business model, which this whole comment, and that portion of the video is talking about. I've seen a few anime be released weekly too, so that's like what, roughly 5-10 to the several thousand shows that they own and destroy?
@@river559 Thousands is an exaggeration. Anyway, weekly only really works when the show is episodic in structure. Serials are really more like long movies, and must be daily at least or people will lose the thread.
@@albertskoften1452 Daily?! You must be 15, any millennial would remember when the Olympics would delay your show for 6 weeks and you'd have to just pick up where you left off
@@albertskoften1452 If they don't take at least a month to fully release a season then it would be the same as releasing it all at once because they only get money from you once every month. Your proposal wouldn't change anything unless the season has more than 30 episodes.
I came to love Netflix for stuff like Dark, Lidia Poet and Ragnarok, where projects from countries that don't usually get a budget big enough to actually come out good where given the opportunity by Netflix. Also niche stuff like I Am Not Okay With This. But with 1899 and I Am Not Okay With This cancelled, I am hesitant to start anything new out of fear that it'll just end on a cliffhanger
I'm going to school for business management and my thesis happens to be on why Netflix is losing subscriptions. After writing about the company for an entire semester, I can safely say this video is both hilarious and accurate.
At 3:10, I was half-expecting him to be kicked out the office window like that comic strip. 😂 Though seriously, I do wish some shows were weekly. There's something about having to wait for each episode and having this thing to look forward to. Sure, I can space them out however I want, but it's just not the same when all the episodes are already up.
"Pauly Shore Pinocchio Spin Off" really sounds like a line that should be an ironic joke about like terrible Hollywood movie ideas but then you remember that it's real...
theyve been talking about cutting us password leechers off for a few months now. Also they always cancel shows as soon as it gets good or they feel like people arent watching it. Tbh I do that with anime accidentally Ill watch it on 9anime or something instead of netflix. Ive been trying to watch it more on netflix so they can see I/people actually like their new shows they been putting out. Edgerunners is sick af.
Funding the first season and cancelling that’s 100% part of their business strategy. Apparently it gets people to subscribe and hopes to hook them with older shows on the platform
0:50 I love how they specify a fucking Toyota Tacoma, like that car sponsorship in the walking dead that is literally A SPOTLESS AND BRAND NEW CAR LMAO
Actually I like the weekly episodes. Gives you something to talk about with a new show. Let's you think about each episode and come up with theories and ideas. Also gives you something to look for on certain days of the week l.
I guess it would also depend on the series itself. Certain stuff work better binged, such as a mystery where you may need to keep track of details. Which, when done over a week, you likely forget certain stuff. I guess it depends on how each episode flows and how ongoing a story might be.
I'm honestly curious about the kind of mental gymnastics that go on inside think tanks, it must be some weird juggling between stuff that pleases the investors because they'll see them as profit improvements but also stuff that will scare them away because they know they will be unpopular among consumers, so investors either are pretty dumb and think some stuff won't backfire or are maliciously smart and know peopoe will keep consuming despite supporting something bad, even for themselves
-people still buy iphones -the world still uses UA-cam -Not to speak of chrome selling horrible products to dumb customers is probably the easiest thing to pull of.
Disney+, HBOmax, Amazon Prime: "Customers get everything our streaming service offers no matter how many things they're watching. So let's just make sure there's an ongoing show for everyone during each month. We don't wanna make too many shows that appeal to a niche audience at once and burn out." Netflix: "MAKE MORE ORIGINALS! WE'LL HAVE SO MANY ORIGINALS THAT NOBODY IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WILL EVER GET TO WATCH THEM ALL! AND AT THAT POINT THEY'LL FORGET THAT WE KEEP LOSING VINTAGE MOVIES AND SHOWS TO OTHER STREAMING SERVICES!! VIVA LA QUANTITY OVER QUALITY!!"
Prime has it's channels lol. It's even worse in that regard. Though they do at least seem to understand the basic concept of a subscription service eg you need to make stuff for your existing customers and not just shows that draw in new people.
Check out my second channel for all non-animation content!
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Went to check it out but I'm already subscrubed. Nice.
DUDE!!!!!!!!!!! ACQUIRE POPULAR TITLES???????? ALL THE POPULAR TITLES WERE PULLED FROM NETFLIX AND PUT ON THEIR OWN SEPARATE STREAMING SERVICE!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!! :D :D
I ded ass got a Netflix ad on this they buggin bad
Yeah, this is an example of some entitlement sh!t right here. And an example of how it is continuing to saturate our society. Well done.
Netflix after releasing 14th worst show ever created onto their front page: "WhY nO mOnEy?"
they prolong the stupid shows, & cut the good ones! like Altered Carbon or The Order!
@@DarkArtsMage I miss The Order. Really good idea, really good execution, but Netflix sucks at both advertising shows and keeping them.
They ruined the free crazy hype around jojo part 6 with their ass releasing schedule, how are they so bad at doing business? Literally snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
@@DarkArtsMage altered carbon should have been easy as fuck to run forever, any character can be "re-sleeved" to a new actor if somebody quits. it's like doctor who but everyone is the doctor.
Netflix acquired the rights to both Avatar series and the Shyamalan movie. They immediately put one of the most hated movies ever made in their Top 10 list to advertise it.
I'd sell my car to Goku, just so I could hear him say "Give me your Ki"!
For a genkeydama I guess? Or is it a spirit car?
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His tactics are incredible! Could he reach... the legendary Super Sale?
He’d probably be top salesman with really great sales numbers, like, over 9,000!
Frieza: This dealership is going to go bankrupt in 5 MINUTES!
I love how they have a single god-tier programmer that can implement ideas on the fly, and real time feedback that they're using to A/B test everything.
He'll find no shortage of work elsewhere when Netflix eventually runs itself into the ground.
On a windows xp/vista computer too, he should get a raise
Insert Mr. Robot HACKERMAN meme
Why is this guy working for Netflix 😆
He also makes all the shows
The most accurate depiction of netflix's corpo meetings
No mercy for treating animation the way they do...
"In 2022, they voted my stream service the worst channel to watch in America."
What did netflix do with their animations? All I heard was just about HBOMax.
@@keithredacted8154 Canceled production on upcoming shows and laying off staff.
#cyberpunk #cyberpunkEdgeRunners
Isn't that HBO, not Netflix?
My family is so cheap we password share the browsing only tier of netflix.
My family is so cheap we got the browsing only tier with ads and then canceled it after the free trial was up.
That's utterly disgusting. You're practically pirating those movies at that point, do you have no shame? Those Netflix execs are practically starving they take such huge losses as is by even having the website up! You're cheating them out of that extra $15/month, they'll have to buy a slightly cheaper seventh luxury yacht! You really are the lowest scum humanity has to offer. At least have the decency to buy extra browsing only tier subs for the rest of your family.
There be another option matey 🏴☠️
It's the only tier most people need. Yesterday I again spent half an hour just browsing Netflix, adding stuff to my Watch list and turned it off without watching.
For all I know, I may have the browsing only tier; as I have yet to pick something.
I would not be surprised if one of your lines were really used unironically by the Netflix Think Tank.
GENUINELY though lol
The Dragonball series sounds exactly how a pitch meeting would go for that.
@@MrZachtheKingsfan now I wanna see a dragonballz Pitchmeeting by screenrant.
"If they're going to get all pissy like that, then we could remake Dragonball, while we have so few customers."
"Okay okay okay. Nerd, remake Dragonball's Things until subscriptions improve."
"Oh, man. I wish that these days were more like the days when we dominated over Boxbuster. Hey! Is there a reboot about pizza? What story about a video store?"
This is depressingly accurate, Netflix really do use a magic 8 ball to make their decisions.
That would make them at least right some of the time
@@cacophonousantiquarian8803 A magic 8 ball from Wish.
Are you sure it's not the manitees with their idea balls from South Park?
The magic 8 ball, the secret ball that gives Goku his super ape-man powers when the evil krillin kills his wife Bulma with a shotgun.
And then they blame the customers or more accurately former customers when it doesn't work. It goes to show you can't have narcissist(s) running the company if said company is failing.
In an effort to minimize new works within a franchise from seeming like “fan fiction”, we have decided to hire writers who actively hate the IP. Problem solved.
@@vaylonkenadell And allegedly how 343i consulted people for the making of Halo 4's multiplayer. I love Halo 4, I just think it's stupid to have people who actively hate your IP to develop the next iteration for it.
The Witcher in a nutshell
"And we'll make sure they're really active and toxic on social media. So that they can attack critics and existing fans of the IP for not liking it"
The average star wars "fan" dream
Enemy fiction
"So, you have a money-losing plan for me?"
"Yes sir I do."
I read that exactly in the pitch meeting guys voice lmao
"Different tiers are tight!"
@@christianzilla
Wow wow wow wow
“Losing money is tight!”
Loosing money its actually super easy, barely an inconvenience
Wait a minute... You are telling me this is a parody and not how a Netflix meeting works?
I know, I could barely believe it myself.
Nah, Netflix isn't able to hire a god tier programmer who can implement features in 3 seconds.
If Chris Pratt is Goku, let’s have Keanu Reeves as Krillin, I think he could pull it off if he shaved his head.
specially if they cgi him all short, lil adorable bald keanu... love it. Just gotta throw a pizza like a destruction disk and were good.
I actually started looking it up, because I thought it was real
Sounds fire 🔥
We gotta shave off his nose too.
My favorite part of Dragon Ball was when Krillin doubletapped King Piccolo as payback for killing Krillin's dog.
Matthew you better be careful leaking this meeting to the public.😂
sir, this isnt a wendys. you have no pwoer here.
@@jenshep1720 ...it's _not?_ Then who's gonna take my damn order!?
I thought this was a Chick-fil-A?
3:14 not kicking this guy out through the window like that meme is a crime
That would be interesting and would mean taking a risk, two things that modern Netflix are seriously opposed to.
the threat was actually worse in my eyes, had they followed through.
Another reason to not be happy with Netflix.
Thought for sure that's where it was going.
I was expecting that too
We live in a timeline where the Paulie Shore Netflix Pinocchio isn't even the worst Pinocchio adaptation to come out this year... This is truly a disturbing universe.
“This is the story of Pinocchio, a car salesman who found 7 dragon balls in the trunk of a car and then learned karate and fought his enemy, Krilin”
Then Shang Tsung steals the dragon balls for his own evil plot; but he's seduced by Goku, after a night in drag on the town -- the two of them wrapped in each other's loving arms forget the dragon balls. Hans Christian Anderson weeps, Tolkien rolls in his grave and Confucius is refusing to respond to questions right now.
I had to look up if the Goku used car salesman series was real or not. I'm still not convinced there's no such plan for an adaptation
NGL. It almost convinced me. The "he finds the dragonballs in the trunk of a car and, i donno..., learns karate or sth." - Sounds exactly like I imagine the meetings on Avatar and DragonballZ adaptions were like, back in the day.
I unironically looked into it. In 🤡 🌎 nothing surprises me.
The concept is so far gone it'd be a perfect parody. I'd just need nic cage in there somewhere. Cage as master roshi maybe? 🤔 He could be Goku's pervert neighbor.
The concept is so wrong it might actually have been a funny show. Better than what DBZ Evolution did where everything was different and yet they still insisted on kinda vaguely adapting random moments from the show.
Same 😭
I love how he changes his mind on making the guy in charge of the show when he finds out he cares about the source material.
Adding commercials and using traditional tv format defeats the purpose of streaming
Its where things will go.
All the different streaming services are already no different than the "channel bundles" you would pay for in the 90's
I read an article in 05 or 06 on Cracked of all places that perfectly predicted everything that has happened so far. Its pretty crazy
Yes, but cable has been $50 or more a month since the late 90s and still had commercials. The current prices are unsustainable. There's no reason Netflix couldn't double the price for ad-free, it's so cheap for 2022. People are just spoiled brats. I will absolutely pay more to not have ads, I already do it with UA-cam
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 spoiled, or simply use to the old product? No one likes change and when that change is emulating the old format most people ditched in favour of streaming platforms, I understand why people are upset. Especially since these sites are constantly hiking their prices now.
It won’t be all too long before the price of streaming platforms will at the least equal that of cable, I fully expect they’d go higher too but I imagine people would ditch them by then. (I sincerely hope)
Technically the purpose of streaming is to "stream" movies and TV shows over the Internet. But it's still scummy as fuck to run ads when people already pay an arm and a leg for the subscription that doesn't even let you watch at 4K, which most modern TV have for a resolution
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 asking people to pay more for no added value never goes down well, but honest to god i think netflix would have better luck raising the prices and saying "idk inflation" than introducing a tiered system where the bottom rung has ads, and you have to pay more for the exact same features you used to get. people will feel cheated and go back to pirating everything
In this version of Pinocchio, instead of a puppet it's Paulie Shore, playing a slightly less exaggerated version of Paulie Shore. The twist is that every time Paulie Shore fails to remain relevant, his debt problems and depressive self-hatred grows.
Christopher Walken is Gepetto.
Already happened
I miss when Netflix didn't had originals and it had any old movie or show you actually wanted to see... before they caused the streaming wars
This was part of the problem though. It was ALWAYS going to go down this route. They offered customers too much value for too little cost while at the same time having no way to support creators and make up for the massive losses. Look at the music and entertainment industries. When Spotify and Netflix showed up, they DESTROYED revenue. And then they trained users to expect that stupid high amount of value. Take password sharing for example. That is an AWFUL misuse of any subscription especially when it was originally unlimited, but Netflix waited too long to do anything about it and now fixing that problem makes everyone angry because they’re used to having it. As time went on the only way they could recoup losses is by raising subscription prices and using originals to force users to their subscription. The problem is that Netflix was never a platform, but solely a service. There’s no way to buy to own or support creators.
Compare it instead with Microsoft’s more recent Xbox Game Pass. There are no exclusives to the service. Any game on it you can still buy on console or pc with a 20% off discount. Movies don’t have dlc or microtransactions so that’s unique to games, but you also get 10% off of those. The library isn’t thousands, but hundreds and enough that they aren’t offering too much value for the cost. There was no password sharing in the beginning, making the family plan the norm. Indie developers praise it for boosting their games exposure and Microsoft themselves have stated they’ve seen at least a 40% increase in subscribers BUYING games.
All Netflix needs to do is encourage buying again and stop forcing a subscription service that’s JUST a money sink. For example say they put each season of stranger things up on their own storefront (which there’s also a massive gap in the industry for a single entertainment store that you can access across PC, ios, and android) for $20. One person buying that would already give them a free extra sub cost (actually more). Then let’s say they give a discount on the sticker price that only cuts off $5, but makes it look more attractive. Then let’s say they put all the movies and tv shows they had on their with that discount. They’d get to keep AT LEAST 10% of profits from all sales in addition to what they get from the subscription cost and 100% for selling their own originals.
Before Netflix started the streaming wars? It felt more like all the other studios just wanted to cut out the middle man. Now none of them have enough content to stay subscribed to.
@@vullord666 Agree with the first half entirely but the second half is a big no from me dawg. I don't want to buy things. I watch maybe 1% of all the media I've ever watched more than once. Buying movies and TV shows is almost always dumb, unless it's for a child who will happily watch it 100x. Nothing they do to make buying media attractive would ever work on me, and that goes double for most of gen z.
Video games are different for many reasons, not the least of which being that they are effectively made to be played more than once. If Netflix had jacked up prices back before they had like 6 competing platforms they would have set a standard that wouldn't have required all the other services to be super cheap as well. Now jacking prices makes them look bad. UA-cam has a similar problem, the fact that it's free is why it sucks ass, without advertisers to satisfy they would be 1000x better. But now they are stuck because everyone expects it to be free. Selling cat videos for $2 each isn't the solution, just actually charge money for it
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Queen's Gambit
Shadow and Bone
Netflix might make a lot of awful shows, but it also makes a fair few excellent ones! Midnight Mass is the best thing I've seen in years.
@@XShrike0 I mean, Disneyplus has The Owl House and Gravity Falls. And Crunchyroll has anime. But yeah, I can't watch a lot of shows because I don't have the service of I'm not willing to get any more than the basic Hulu subscription.
I literally have no idea how much of this is real
As someone who had a mentor who works at netflix, it's pretty much how it goes. His show was one of the many animations that they axed when they started purging their animation team and show lineup
Same
After Resident Evil, yeah, sure, I'm positive this is how Netflix' board meetings go.
"What do youngsters like this days?"
"I dunno, Zootopia porn?"
"Yeah, right. Tell the writers to add that. It will be a selling joke"
Beastars... lol...
@@gilian2587 lol that was my first thought
@@gilian2587beastars was actually making something good from the degeneracy
@@ursidae97 I admit... I lost interest in beastars exceptionally quickly. FMA Brotherhood, on the other hand... that's a different story.
that programmer has to be the best coder in the history of existence. Holy shit what a beast
Best programmers worst people in charge of the programmers.
This is perfect!
As someone who has been in board meetings, this is exactly how they think and act, down to the real time bean counter
Everyday we get closer to Netflix becoming what it destroyed: blockbuster
Yk how it goes, if you don’t die a hero you live long enough to see yourself become the villain
Honestly, if I had a DVD player, I would totally go to Blockbuster every once and a while. Netflix, though, no.
I love the fact that as soon as he recognised the pinocio film might have a soul he cancelled it
Interesting timing. I was just having this "account sharing" conversation regarding Netflix with my roommate yesterday.
i love that the developer (whe develops every thing from front end to backend) is also the social media manager and the platform admin.
Netflix on their way to remove 700 decent movies and replace them with more things to scroll past:
That was the textbook definition of "on the nose!" It definitely made me laugh.
The funniest thing is that their whole 'data collection' for determining whether or not to continue a series prioritizes binging, so catering to people who would just pay for a month to watch all of a show then stop a subscription. You'd think they'd prioritize shows people have finished total rather than all at once because that draws out how long they pay for their subscription.
That’s way too pragmatic and logical for Netflix
@@rodrigochayamiti9198 How so? It's just a difference in data analysis. They already make 1 season of a bunch of shitty shows and flood the app with those, investing more money into a few of them but if they aren't binged by people all at once they cancel it even if it's total views was high like they almost did with 'Sandman' and what they did do with 'I'm totally not okay with this' along with many other series.
Imagine the budget for car salesman Goku though. The amount of demolished cars and explosions! 😂
The good news is that he can't be worse as a car salesman than actually driving one lmao. That was a painful episode to watch, even for kid me
@@river559 Dayum... that unlocked a memory thought forgotten. Thanks I hate it 👌
Being a fan of The Witcher and multiple Netflix animation shows is just a special brand of pain.
"Guys, our actress and viewers are having a flame war! Let's have her say she was just acting like her character so they stop!"
"Great idea, I'm sure that'll work out. Especially when many people are saying her performance looks and acts nothing like the source material!"
Context pls
@@genericname2747 Basically, Faye Valentine's actress for the Live-Action Cowboy Bebop made a video that was a jab at the people who complained that the show looked nothing like the source material.
Highlights include making jokes about how they couldn't find a woman with D-cups (despite Japan not using double letters in their measurements), making comments that are TMI such as how parts of a skimpy dress would get stuck inside her when doing action scenes (despite the inspiration being a gunner that didn't need to move too much and the new costume not being practical for combat either) and being passive-aggressive the entire time.
*After* the series had finished airing and die-hard fans were vindicated in their fears that the characters had little to nothing to do with their namesakes, she defended herself by saying she was responding as Faye, which came across as another slap in the face due to what I had just said.
Naturally, the Live-Action series was cancelled.
@@jvts8916 what a bizarre lady. Of course, people shouldn't blame her for being casted, they should blame the directors, but she didn't make people like her
I think you should have also said something like “ we should make the first two episodes of things good then slam down the quality “
If a series comes out weekly I just wait until the season is all out then binge it.
Depending on the series, I do both. When Dr. Stone, Jujutsu Kaisen and Demon Slayer first came out I watched the weekly episodes as they came out, and every few weeks binge it from the beginning to the latest episode. By the time season 2 came out for each, I've seen the season 1 of Dr. Stone and Demon Slayer probably 20 times each.
Kids nowadays don't understand using disposable email addresses to get free subscriptions to netflix, hulu, etc and essentially get free movies/tv shows.
If it is daily? I saw on film theory and it sounded okay
@@astk5214 I could do with a daily release. Way better to me than weekly. People who binge (me) wouldn't have to wait too long before they could, as well.
I ussually wait a week or two before the last episodes of the season will release so i can be excited for thise only, instead of being hyped for an entire week after a cliffhanger to wind up in a beach episode or something.
Tbh, this hypothetical Goku car salesman idea sounds a lot more interesting than anything Netflix would adapt.
This is actually really great, the animation is like a more polished version of Joel's Live Action Animation and the writing is really enjoyable too, glad to find it in my recommended.
That’s why companies should have a division that’s all about knowing what people want. Just do some basic surveys.
Having to choose your plan based on resolution is so taking advantage of people that's what really made me cutting netflicks off.
that seems perfectly fair to me though
if you're not going to use 4k resolution, why pay monthly as if you were?
You can use lower resolution on 4k. It will save bandwidth (which costs them a lot)
Thats actually legitimate though. Higher resolution costs them more money.
4k on netflix is still like double the price of 4k on disney+
Found this channel at 5am in the morning while looking for some funny sht to watch before bed, and your sht is hilarious.
This netflix animation felt 1billion% right on target. This channel is a gem. 😂Netflix is insane and doesn't know what to do with themselves. Keep up the gold~
It’s really sad what’s has been going with Netflix Animation lately (And with the entire Western Animation industry). I know they can create amazing cartoons, even the best ones ever made. They have all of the resources, the budget, all of these amazing and talented artists and animators and yet they choose not unlock that potential of this incredible medium because Hollywood sees it as something dumb, just for babies. Animation deserves better treatment than this 😔
Klaus is a great example on what they can do.
@@tangydiesel1886 Indeed. And Arcane as well :)
@@onepresence9460 "i lost my body" is a gem from france. awesome animated movie...maybe give it a try :)
@@andrefasching1332 Thank you :)
This 😭
How dare you film an actual Netflix board meeting and put it up for content!
The goku car salesman idea got me for a minute, i almost stopped watching to search if that was a real thing. That is the state of netflix right now.
Accurate adaptations? What a concept!
That Dragon Ball adaptation felt like it was written by ChatGPT.
Netflix: makes movie that panders to a small percentage of subscribers.
Only a small percentage of subscribers watch it.
Netflix: shocked.
Hm if anything think one of the main issues is how many shows they cancelled because only a smaller percentage of subscribers watched it. That seems sensible on the face of it but in reality that you have something for everyone was always the big advantage of these services. Netflix seems to have understood that less and less as time went on while Prime is willing to make these shows and rarely cancels things. Seems to me Netflix was solely focused on sub growth while ignroing that they were slowly pissing of their existing customers by cancelling every second show after 2 or 3 seasons. It took a bit but now it is fucking them over and they are handling it in the worst way imaginable by doubling down on the greed.
Netflix: “what do you mean? We have NEVER canceled a successful show.”
Giuseppe: Pinochio what's happening?
Paulshoccio: Growing my woo-oood buuudy
I love that this is relevant again every few weeks
Netflix's CEO looks like Mumbo Jumbo.
"So goku is a used car salesman..."
Brilliant.
Weekly releases would actually be great for them. Fans will talk about the shows for longer, spreading more awareness. Plus you can still binge them after they're released
Riverdale is released weekly.
@@albertskoften1452 As should the rest of the shows they own the rights to. The fact that Riverdale is weekly doesn't change the fact that that's just an exception to their business model, which this whole comment, and that portion of the video is talking about. I've seen a few anime be released weekly too, so that's like what, roughly 5-10 to the several thousand shows that they own and destroy?
@@river559 Thousands is an exaggeration. Anyway, weekly only really works when the show is episodic in structure. Serials are really more like long movies, and must be daily at least or people will lose the thread.
@@albertskoften1452 Daily?! You must be 15, any millennial would remember when the Olympics would delay your show for 6 weeks and you'd have to just pick up where you left off
@@albertskoften1452 If they don't take at least a month to fully release a season then it would be the same as releasing it all at once because they only get money from you once every month. Your proposal wouldn't change anything unless the season has more than 30 episodes.
I love that joel haver started a whole genre. 😂 It would be awesome to see you guys do one together
I came to love Netflix for stuff like Dark, Lidia Poet and Ragnarok, where projects from countries that don't usually get a budget big enough to actually come out good where given the opportunity by Netflix. Also niche stuff like I Am Not Okay With This. But with 1899 and I Am Not Okay With This cancelled, I am hesitant to start anything new out of fear that it'll just end on a cliffhanger
What we should do...reboot a series..using actors that active tweet how much they hate said series!
Remember the only thing Netflix hates more then money is YOU!
Not gonna lie that Dragon Ball adaptation idea got me hooked!
I'm going to school for business management and my thesis happens to be on why Netflix is losing subscriptions. After writing about the company for an entire semester, I can safely say this video is both hilarious and accurate.
Netflix and chill era is coming to end
After the canceling animation part I expected the animation on this to revert to reality
Netflix: I will cancel every award winning show in our catalog before I let Big Mouth die!
i feel for the dude at the computer watching his job security tank without being able to say anything.
this is how discussions at twitter have been going
MCcleskey needs a netflix show.
Another masterpiece by Matthew "Disappearing Mouth" McCleskey
At 3:10, I was half-expecting him to be kicked out the office window like that comic strip. 😂
Though seriously, I do wish some shows were weekly. There's something about having to wait for each episode and having this thing to look forward to. Sure, I can space them out however I want, but it's just not the same when all the episodes are already up.
I haven’t even seen this and quite possibly never laughed harder when we both said “It’s perfect” at the same time. Comedy gold my friend, comedy gold
"Pauly Shore Pinocchio Spin Off" really sounds like a line that should be an ironic joke about like terrible Hollywood movie ideas but then you remember that it's real...
I genuinely thought it was just a clever joke until I read your comment and looked it up. Incredible.
Like 95% of Netflix’s profits come from people who forget to cancel their subscription after they’re done watching whatever they’re watching.
We are excited to present Chris Pratt as Goku. He is so cool.
Send this to the CEO of Netflix.
This is brilliant. My wife and I were dying at Stranger Things Season 12
Inaccurate. When he said "Cancel all animations!" it should have included "...except for Big Mouth, which we will greenlight for 10 more seasons."
This is pretty funny. I haven't looked into Netflix for years, I'm assuming some of this is real?
theyve been talking about cutting us password leechers off for a few months now. Also they always cancel shows as soon as it gets good or they feel like people arent watching it. Tbh I do that with anime accidentally Ill watch it on 9anime or something instead of netflix. Ive been trying to watch it more on netflix so they can see I/people actually like their new shows they been putting out. Edgerunners is sick af.
Funding the first season and cancelling that’s 100% part of their business strategy. Apparently it gets people to subscribe and hopes to hook them with older shows on the platform
Also Netflix has been very very brutal with animation as well
Theblueknight?
I think I know you.
Aren't you the gay guy I'm subscribed to?
@@GeneralLeeRetarded As soon as Netflix realises people like Edgerunners they'll cancel it and make a second season of Not Resident Evil
Companies getting greedier and causing the streaming wars, feels like when the giant titan attacked...
Damn, I might as well pirate.
Netflix is actually the one streaming service that DOESN'T have subscription tiers. Prime is the real villain here.
at least Amazon Prime has like a few good shows (The Boys and Invincible) and some of their movies are absolute bangers (The Tomorrow War)
They're implementing it soon. RIP.
"Sharing is stealing" -Netflix
you misunderstand
Netflix doesn't run on money
Netflix runs on hate and salty tears
The soulless corporate music is a nice touch
This is not a parody, this is a documentary.
I love the use of a Source map for the background very creative
Tbh, I like the idea of having new shoes release weekly. Solves a lot of issues with Netflix.
Turning monitor upsidedown would have been perfect
I wish I had a programmer that could implement that fast
i did not know that netflix had ads until now
0:50 I love how they specify a fucking Toyota Tacoma, like that car sponsorship in the walking dead that is literally A SPOTLESS AND BRAND NEW CAR LMAO
Got a Netflix ad at the end. Of course
Actually I like the weekly episodes. Gives you something to talk about with a new show. Let's you think about each episode and come up with theories and ideas. Also gives you something to look for on certain days of the week l.
Also actually a smart business idea, so I guess this broken clock is right twice a year
I guess it would also depend on the series itself. Certain stuff work better binged, such as a mystery where you may need to keep track of details. Which, when done over a week, you likely forget certain stuff. I guess it depends on how each episode flows and how ongoing a story might be.
"It'z a me, Goku"- Chris Pratt
2:35 Heh, jokes on you. I still know what to pirate next. xD
Maybe if they did an adaptation of Fraiser, but the entire cast is goblins.
Tbh I'm really glad the CEOs of all these media companies suck so bad at their jobs as I've been reducing my screen time considerably.
Lol true
I love how a Netflix add played before this video
I'm honestly curious about the kind of mental gymnastics that go on inside think tanks, it must be some weird juggling between stuff that pleases the investors because they'll see them as profit improvements but also stuff that will scare them away because they know they will be unpopular among consumers, so investors either are pretty dumb and think some stuff won't backfire or are maliciously smart and know peopoe will keep consuming despite supporting something bad, even for themselves
-people still buy iphones
-the world still uses UA-cam
-Not to speak of chrome
selling horrible products to dumb customers is probably the easiest thing to pull of.
Why does this feel so real
Damn I'm in tiers
I left Netflix a while back. Once a month, like a desperate ex partner I receive an email saying "Please come back to us!"
Disney+, HBOmax, Amazon Prime: "Customers get everything our streaming service offers no matter how many things they're watching. So let's just make sure there's an ongoing show for everyone during each month. We don't wanna make too many shows that appeal to a niche audience at once and burn out."
Netflix: "MAKE MORE ORIGINALS! WE'LL HAVE SO MANY ORIGINALS THAT NOBODY IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WILL EVER GET TO WATCH THEM ALL! AND AT THAT POINT THEY'LL FORGET THAT WE KEEP LOSING VINTAGE MOVIES AND SHOWS TO OTHER STREAMING SERVICES!! VIVA LA QUANTITY OVER QUALITY!!"
Prime has it's channels lol. It's even worse in that regard. Though they do at least seem to understand the basic concept of a subscription service eg you need to make stuff for your existing customers and not just shows that draw in new people.
All netflix is really doing at this point is just making more pirates