It should go without saying, but it often gets forgotten, that signing up for a streaming service doesn’t have to be a lifelong commitment. Outlook: Don't forget the power of canceling In fact, it makes a lot of logical sense to allow a watchlist of half-a-dozen flicks to build up first, and then resub to Netflix in late December (perhaps just as Knives Out 2 releases) or in early 2023 and have a marathon movie-night or two. I don't need to watch as soon as they’re available to stream. Plus, we can’t forget about Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.īut, my big problem for Netflix's films is the major awards shows won’t be held until next year, so I’m in no rush to see these movies. These include Blonde, The Good Nurse, All Quiet on the Western, Bardo and White Noise. There are a solid handful of Netflix movies set to drop over the next few weeks that I’ll definitely be wanting to watching. Of course, the streamer tends to save its best stuff for the winter months, as that’s typically when awards contenders release, and Netflix still appears to desperately want that Best Picture Oscar statue in its trophy cabinet. From Love in the Villa to 365 Days: This Day, if you’ve been staying up to date with Netflix movies this year, you’ll have endured plenty of stinkers. In 2022, outside of the true crime genre, it feels like almost every Netflix original feature has ended up with a thoroughly rotten score on review aggregate sites like Rotten Tomatoes.
This year has largely been pretty horrendous in terms of Netflix movies. And that’s the type of content that keeps subscribers sticking around long-term. Looking ahead at what Netflix has to offer TV-wise over the next three months, I don’t see which show is going to give me the FOMO of not being part of on the week-one conversation. Beyond The Crown season 5 - which to be perfectly honest is not my kind of show - Netflix is sorely lacking shows that will generate water-cooler discussions. Netflix’s real problem this fall is a distinct lack of flagship shows.
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But Netflix’s track record with original shows is so spotty that I’m already bracing myself for both to flop and wind up on the list of Netflix TV shows canceled in 2022. Then you’ve got slightly more intriguing picks such as workplace sitcom Blockbuster, which has a stellar cast anchored by Marvel’s Randall Park and Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Melissa Fumero, and Wednesday, which will see Jenna Ortega play the youngest member of the Addams family in her own series.
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