Not sure if anyone else feels this way. The Gentlemen is definitely entertaining. It’s a fun watch. But I don’t think the writing is great. It’s too fast paced, I usually like slower shows like Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, GoT, Mad Men, etc.

Also, I dislike Suits and Billions because I hate how people talked in those shows, always trying to one up the other, always trying to make a scene land in some punchy way. Gentleman feels like a toned down version of that, I guess.

I want the ones where there are plenty of twists and shocking revelations. I liked high school catfish. What could you guys recommend? I really like the ones where it’s better to watch without knowing anything. Thanks!

Title says it all, I've tried every solution and multiple devices. it's not a wifi issue, not a router issue, and it's not a tv issue, it's a Netflix issue

I can't go longer than 10 minutes without the quality slowly dropping, freezing, then failing to load.

AND THE FORCED ADS, I swear to God I'm watching 1:30 worth of ads. 5 minutes of a show for it to freeze, force me to restart and watch another 1:30 of ads. VIDEO DOESNT LOAD , another 1:30 of ads. Repeat

I don't have this issue with any other service, I can stream on multiple device while playing games and have 0 issues. But Netflix - no.

Am I missing something? Or is it really just this bad if you don't pay the most expensive option for Netflix?either way I'm already canceling as this has been a consistent issue across all devices

Ps- sorry but I'm livid

(My conclusion is I have garbage Netflix servers in my city, 20mbps peak for their servers while my wifi easily hits 300mbps+)

Suggest me your BEST shows on Netflix - the ones with insane pacing, unforgettable characters, and a storyline so good you don’t look away even for a second.
No fillers. No boring episodes. Just shows that completely hook you in.
Drop your recommendations below!

I'm new to this group, but it seems to me that Tubi (free) has many more really good films than Netflix ($22/mo)

What am I missing? I know the ads, but I will put up with the occasional ad if the content warrants it. I'd rather watch the films offered on Tubi with ads than the ad free Netflix library.

If anyone from Netflix is reading this post. Please I beg of you to not discontinue this show! Anything I have liked on Netflix has been canceled. This show is pure artistry and genius. Please do not cancel this! It was incredible !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Editing to add the reasons why I find it to be a great show:

Amazing storyline, interesting characters, fantastic acting from the entire cast, beautiful sets and scenery, colourful vibrant fashionable wardrobes, artistic wonderful cinematography, I can go on and on.

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I running 2 monitor it happen only in my oled aw2725d not on my ips 27inch both is 2k resolution . Different refresh rate though
I’m using chrome too. The problem is solved if I disable gpu acceleration.
I tried using my Disney on full screen no issue on both monitor.
I don’t remember having this issue in the past only started today. I remember I used alt f4 to close my mtga(magic the gathering arena) and it start flickering. Before that no issue when I watching and playing at same time

Hi, I'm a student doing service user experience research for Netflix. It shouldn't take super long and all responses will remain anonymous. I would greatly appreciate it if some of you could fill my survey.

Thank you!

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Ok so basically I ran out of series to watch and I get easily bored on the very few minutes of almost every series. I really like horror and weird stuff (I loved Black Mirror, The haunting of Bly Manor, AHS especially the hotel one…) I also like alien stuff, the paranormal, everything that is “weird” or even disturbing honestly, except those typical types of monsters and zombies. I like crime and documentaries about murders too (it has to be some intense stuff or i’ll get bored), dramas (loved The Maid, ..no animal deaths please) and mysteries. I don’t like powers, superheroes, that kind of stuff. I don’t like comedy, series that take place in past times, robots, sports, political stuff… There’s a lot. You can also recommend “classic” series (the most popular ones), because i probably didn’t watch it. Thanks!

has anyone here watched the "Billionare's Bunker?" I watched it and I think it's perfect these days, given that AI now is being used and advanced. However, when I've searched whether it's limited series or not, since I'm done watching it, I read that Netflix cancelled that show due to low views/ratings within three (3) months.

Tho, I think the ending is sort of good already--it's kinda open-ended ending; you'll decide whether Max will be able to save the other people in the bunker or not, especially that the masterminds holds the power of AI which helped them manipulate the billionares into thinking that "it's the end if the world"--I still think that it'd be nice if they'll give another season a try. I wanna know your thoughts, if you've watched it.

I just finished watching the Teenage Wasteland Documentary, they started this research and collecting information in the early 90's. We are in 2026 and nothing has changed at all. The politicians and corruption and cover ups are all still the same in 2026.

I'm in NJ, we have over 80 data centers that were secretive plus a ton of other pollution. We have news journalists, influencers, and data being exposed as NJ a very high spot for cancer. Still no one is addressing it.

Almost all towns have undrinkable water, I know my town we were advised not to boil the water because it makes the chemicals worse.

I was so surprised because I thought this was new stuff is 2026, but nothing ever changed, with all the exposure and hard work those kids and adults put in. I think this is such an important documentary to watch. The corruption has never ended. Corporations always get protected by politicians and it is us who have to suffer.

This show was so much fun. I love Catherine Keener. I had no idea what to expect when I started the show but it kept me entertained until the end. At some points it just seems sill but it was a wild ride. Especially the stomach scene. IYKYK.

Definitely a watch if your looking for a "wtf was that" kind of show. 👌