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To: DouglasKC

I agree, I had Amazon Prime for a couple of years but stopped watching the videos because I was too sick of wading through so much crap trying to find what I wanted.

The past year I watched a lot more Netflix, although I’ve pretty much given up on them the past couple of months because their movie selection has gone so far downhill. I’m not much interested in trying the “original” Netflix series.

I may give up on all of the streaming services until someone comes up with something that is far more comprehensive in selections and user-friendly.


12 posted on 07/05/2017 9:28:51 AM PDT by Enchante (Searching throughout the country for one honest Democrat....)
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To: Enchante

I find both AP and Netflix originals are hit-and-miss. Some series and original movies are pretty good and some are total crap.

The advantage with those services is that I can stop the series/movies and remove them from my queue and not feel too bad for about $10/month each AND NO COMMERCIALS.


20 posted on 07/05/2017 9:43:51 AM PDT by TomGuy
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To: Enchante

They have some decent original series depending on your taste. We just finished the first season of Travlers (sci-fi time traveler stuff), Santa Clarita Diet (comedy Zombies), The Fall (crime-serial murder), The Killing (crime-serial murder) which they picked up and added a final season after it was canceled by AMC or FX.

And some of their original movies are good too. I just hate it that they lump everything in together even though they have all these different genres it seems they all overlap.

I am hoping for them to start streaming new release movies instead of watching them on DVD.


37 posted on 07/05/2017 11:22:09 AM PDT by shotgun
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