[amrrs]

Honestly speaking Netflix has good catalog, much more comparable to Hollywood. Take the latest Frankenstein for example.

Don't look at only series. They also have recipes repurposed. But they acquire good titles and also produce some good ones.

[tiborsaas]

I have 459 titles on my IMDB watchlist and a tiny percentage of it is available on Netflix (if at all), but this is anecdotal and might have to do something to where I live.

[lxgr]

Netflix outside of the US is a very different experience.

In the US, it's mostly their own productions and older content they explicitly acquired, but elsewhere, especially in markets that don't have a local HBO or Disney streaming service, they have incredible backlogs.

I remember finding basically everything I could wish for on there when traveling in SE Asia almost a decade ago, compared to a still decent offering in Western Europe, and mostly cobwebs in the US.

[bookofjoe]

459!? It must take a while to check your list…

[tiborsaas]

After checking 20 titles and getting no results you can notice the pattern.