why does Netflix look like THAT? (and why you should care)
With streamers like Netflix and Disney pumping out countless movies every year, it's obvious that they've had to cut some corners to get there. But do plastic-y props and clean costumes actually detract from the moviewatching experience? Well, it's not quite that simple - the impact it has on storytelling goes a lot deeper than just what you see on screen. ------------ Thanks to my Patrons for supporting the channel: / norugrats_ ------------ Second channel: / @allrugrats Twitch: / norugrats_ ------------ If you're interested in working with me (collaborations, sponsorships, etc), reach out here: [email protected] ------------ Sources: https://www.nplusonemag.com/issue-49/... https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/20/bu... https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/01/bu... ------------ 0:00 - why does Netflix look like that? 0:35 - what's actually missing? 1:52 - example number one (the bad one) 3:11 - example number two (the good one) 5:34 - problem number one 7:50 - problem number two 9:32 - secret bonus problem 11:22 - uhhhh... so what? ------------ #netflix #disneyplus #worldbuilding

Why Can't Netflix Discover New Directors?

in praise of digital cinematography...

Piracy is morally correct, actually.

The 7 Deadly Sins of Millennial Writing

ChatGPT and the Dangers of Artificial Intimacy

MIT Mapped 12 Ways AI Could End - One Has Already Started

The Existential Horror of The Backrooms (and other Liminal Spaces)

yeah... no wonder movies look cheap on new TVs

I found something

Why Movies Don't Look Like Movies Anymore

Why Project Hail Mary Destroyed the Blockbuster Formula

“Netflix Lighting” and the Death of Cinematography

Let Franchises End

Piracy is STILL morally correct, actually.

When The Characters Make The Jokes, Not The Writers

Why Movies Just Don't Feel "Real" Anymore

Oh.. An Underground Indie AI Netflix Exists...

What Did 'Inglourious Basterds' Get Right About WW2?

when an episode isn't like the rest of the show

