Fight against 'Not streaming on Netflix'
 

Greedy corporations have started appending the phrase `not on netflix streaming for years` to their trailers and advertisements. 'Furious 7' and 'Jurassic World' are a couple of examples that have not yet been made available on Netflix. Oldies like 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' and 'Shameless' have also not been included. For a comprehensive list of these movies, visit 'https://notonnetflixstreamingforyears.com/blacklist'.

You probably would have guessed by now their reason for swimming against the tide. And we, at 'https://notonnetflixstreamingforyears.com' have actually calculated the whole "dollar equation" and we got the following result:

Netflix annual content costs: $2 billion
Number of hours people watched Netflix: 20 billion hours
Average cost per hour of content watched: $0.10 / hour
Average cost for a movie: $0.20
Average cost for a tv show episode: $0.07

It is actually a cheap and slimy strategy which will eventually shoot them in the foot. For more info., visit 'https://notonnetflixstreamingforyears.com'.

Re: Fight against 'Not streaming on Netflix'
 

Hmm. I'm not sure it's unfair. I mean, obviously we all just want more access, sooner, cheaper, but we're not entitled to it, and as you pointed out it's stupid cheap for us most of the time now.

Re: Fight against 'Not streaming on Netflix'
 

Eh, I'll take what I can get from Netflix. If I really want to watch something, 9 times out of 10 I can watch it on YouTube for $3

Re: Fight against 'Not streaming on Netflix'
 

Netflix hardly has any quality movies on it in my opinion, and the selection that they do is few and far between. I've always thought of it as the bottom of the barrel.

Get the DVD in the mail option for $8 a month, you'll get a LOT more movies choices from Netflix that way.

Re: Fight against 'Not streaming on Netflix'
 

Oh okay, how many DVDs do you get per month with that?

Re: Fight against 'Not streaming on Netflix'
 

It depends on how much you spend/which plan you choose. It's on their site.

It's what I used for years, before they had streaming. It worked well, for me at least. I just wasn't using it often enough by the end to justify it.

I have the $7.99 plan: