NetflixReviews 1,818

I enjoy watching movies on netflix but the way categories are sorted makes me want to cancel my subscription. I wish they could have non english speaking movies in their own category. Just because l clicked on one only to find that it had foreign language now they suggest tones of themito watch.

Secondly they should make it a way that we can remove movies that we have watched from the lists, that way we can view other movies out there

Especially compared to my Spectrum/Time Warner (rip off) cable bill, Netflix is one of the few great deals in my budget. $8.57 for unlimited streaming, good shows and movies of the kind I like to watch.

I do however, hate the new Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down rating system like so many do. A lot of the things I watch, I don't even bother to rate anymore unless I write a review. The 5 star system was great and 6 starts would have been even better. I don't know why big corporations think they have to keep changing something that works just fine. IF IT AIN'T BROKE, DON'T FIX IT!

Customer Service is very, very hard to get in touch with. It takes a lot of time and effort to get connected to a real human being. Once you do, they are actually very nice and helpful. (He was even an American without an accent!) I do not like the fact that Netflix obviously does not want to be bothered by their own customers.

On shows that I am thinking about watching, I'd like to see the overall star rating for all viewers.

One last thing, I would love an option to click "stop showing this". Sometimes I will start a movie or show that I end up hating and will never finish but have to see that show on the section that says "Continue watching".

Overall, the best deal for the money but all of the changes made recently are negative.

I am a long standing Netflix member and have usually loved their service. However, for the past 8 months, most of the movies I order have a "short wait". I have been waiting for "Allied" since Feb, it is now May. I can get most of the new releases quicker from my public library. I am in a rural area, so streaming is slow and I cannot get cable, therefore DVDs are my best option. Customer service gives me a run-around. They simply are not providing the quality service they have in the past.

If you want the Best Entertainment Value then a Dual Membership to Netflix is second to none.
The cost of for rights to streaming content is very competitive and expensive. Netflix still leads, and you pay $8-10/mo for streaming, I think currently about 4,000 titles, and increasingly original Netflix production.
Here's the goldmine everyone seems to be ignoring being so fixated on streaming -- If you want a great depth and breadth of content, Netflix DVD library is second to none! 93,000 titles! And access to New Releases, 9-18 months before they go to streaming, if at all. I pay $12/mo for 2 DVD's at a time. I might watch 8 DVD's month at this flat fee. If they were all new releases you could use Amazon PPV and pay $6/pop and the same 8 movies would cost you $48 in a month.

So for $20/mo I get the best streaming service@ $8/mo for one TV and 12/mo for 2 DVD's at a time. So for $20/mo I get access to 100,000 titles! No streaming service alone will ever be able to match this simply because Netflix bought DVD rights cheap for years before the competition woke up and have an incomparable library of TItles - 93,000 plus access to New Releases on DVD. Streaming is great for skimming the surface. DVD's for going deep. Can't imagine where you can spend $20/mo for a comparable value of nearly 100,000 titles! Dust of your DVD player or go buy one.