03-09-2020, 10:42 PM
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I had a look at NF at my sons house and was surprised to find TV programmes and old films, I would't waste my money on it.I thought it had new films, the one film I wanted to watch wasn't on there (Sunset Song – based on the novel by Lewis Grassic Gibbon )
03-09-2020, 11:17 PM
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No way would I unsubscribe.It is so cheap, has no ads and produces its own content of both movies and TV serials. Can't complain about it at all. Good value and a good mix of old and new shows.
I aslo have Disney + (which costs me nothing as I am on my daughters account) but I rarely watch it though I am going to watch Hamilton soon.
Netflix is great service at a very affordable price, even better it gave Murdoch's overpriced Foxtel a real kick up the arse.
04-09-2020, 12:58 AM
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I'm not sure how Netflix differs here from in UK but For what it costs us - about $A20 a month - its a case of may as well keep it. Even if there's only a handful of great things to watch, and there is, it's till worth it. We have our own Australia based streaming service here called STAN which is just as good or better, particularly with series' an that is definitely worth it at roughly the same cost. As for Foxtel we've never had it. Everything to do with Murdoch is crap and always has been. And woke?...I still don't really understand what that term means.04-09-2020, 05:15 AM
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Originally Posted by keezoy
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I'm not sure how Netflix differs here from in UK but For what it costs us - about $A20 a month - its a case of may as well keep it. Even if there's only a handful of great things to watch, and there is, it's till worth it. We have our own Australia based streaming service here called STAN which is just as good or better, particularly with series' an that is definitely worth it at roughly the same cost. As for Foxtel we've never had it. Everything to do with Murdoch is crap and always has been. And woke?...I still don't really understand what that term means.
I took $13.99 (£7) because it allows 2 platforms at the same time.
04-09-2020, 06:37 AM
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I generally allow my subscription to Netflix to lapse after 2 months and I have watched everything that interests me. Then a year later I sign up again to see if there is anything worth watching.The thing that really bothers me is that Netflix has entirely too many WW2 allied propaganda so-called films. These film shorts are in the public domain and costs nothing for Netflix to show them.
True, Netflix does have a few 1st rate films but the wretched films outweigh them.
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