Its jupiters legacy, it was based on a mid mark millar comic series. It also got an animated show that people remember more because it has a scene of a boy with electric power accidentaly killing a bunch of people while trying to be a hero.
Its jupiters legacy, it was based on a mid mark millar comic series. It also got an animated show that people remember more because it has a scene of a boy with electric power accidentaly killing a bunch of people while trying to be a hero.
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Even if the shows flop, it doesn't really matter because Netflix can also tout the sheer size of their catalogue to potential customers. Or I guess that's their plan. Sign up for Netflix, we have thousands of shows for you to never watch and scroll mindlessly through until you find something good when we'll promptly cancel it.
Marc Maron was right: most of what's allowed to exist on Netflix is some combination of Savage Dicks and Turd Journey. :dumpster-fire:
They'll kill off successful shows if some suit doesn't like them. Most efficient system. :capitalist-laugh:
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I wouldn't even mind this so much if all the shots were on wildly diverse ideas but it's all just on indistinguishable cape shit.
Your choices are quippy capeshit or grimdark capeshit. CHOOSE :cap-think:
i could understand that strategy if they were funding shows for maybe one-tenth this cost, but 200 million of uncle sam's own dollars going towards shit like this just makes me think the graft is immense.
The only Netflix production I enjoyed from beginning to end was Queen's Gambit.
Damn, we should all sign for various things. (I know this isn't how it works, I don't know anyone in the biz)