Quotes tagged ‘Netflix’

“Many referred to shows-over-dinner as a 'nightly ritual' or 'a bad habit.' Others said Netflix has held their relationships together, for better ('Hate-watching Riverdale together is what keeps the 7 year relationship going most weekdays'), worse ('With my last boyfriend, Netflix filled a void where…”

— Haley Nahman, manrepeller.com

“Netflix, by its very nature, is full of shit: How many hours have you lost scrolling through its menus, dead-eyed, feeling nothing, while you try to sift through everything that's bad, everything you've already seen twice, and everything bad that you watched twice already anyway?”

— Tom Philip, gq.com

“If you think these vets of the Upside Down would be OK with being confronted with an exact replica of the Demogorgon, well, think again.”

— Dan Barna, teenvogue.com

“Picture it, you click on Netflix and you turn on that Bob Ross collection they have on there? So peaceful!”

— Jonathan Van Ness, imdb.com

“These movies often follow a similar plot: Beautiful (white, rich) young woman is trapped in a boring marriage.”

— Emilia Petrarca, thecut.com

“Eating hot dogs on a roof, blasting some Carly Rae, and watching some fireworks is all well and good, but if you're looking to strike a more subdued chord this independence day, or need a break in between all your perfectly-assembled burgers, there's a lot of good shit to check out on Netflix.”

— Tom Philip, gq.com

“Nowadays, in our modern world, hit play once and it tells us volumes more than knowing you’re a 31-year-old woman or a 72-year-old man or a 19-year-old guy. It’s just as likely that a 75-year-old man in Denmark likes Riverdale as my teenage kids.”

— Ted Sarandos, vulture.com

“You have to be very cautious not to get caught in the math, because you’ll end up making the same thing over and over again. And the data just tells you what happened in the past. It doesn’t tell you anything that will happen in the future.”

— Ted Sarandos, vulture.com

“Netflix’s data allows it to be vastly more precise, giving it an enormous competitive advantage.”

— Josef Adalian, vulture.com

“Netflix can afford it. It added about 19 million streaming subscribers in 2016 and 23.8 million 2017. If it keeps growing by 20 million subscribers a year on average, Mahaney estimates Netflix will add about $2.5 billion in new revenue a year to its top-line.”

— Ashley Rodriguez, qz.com

“Hid in a drawer right under the guards desk. Right under their fucking nose. Couldn't figure out what the stink was.”

— John Douglas, Mark Olshaker, Richard Speck, Jack Erdie, imdb.com

“You know why those cunts died? Because it just wasn't their fucking night.”

— John Douglas, Mark Olshaker, Richard Speck, Jack Erdie, imdb.com

“Come here little boy. You want to pet my bird, too?”

— John Douglas, Mark Olshaker, Richard Speck, Jack Erdie, imdb.com

“People who hunt other people for a vocation. All we want to talk about is what its like. Shit that went down. The entire fucked-upness of it. It's not easy butchering people its hard work. Physically and mentally it's hard work. People don't realize, you need to vent.”

— Joe Penhall, Ed Kemper, Cameron Britton, imdb.com

“You think they want to talk about this shit? It's like if you worked at a slaughterhouse with livestock. Real conversation stopper.”

— Joe Penhall, Ed Kemper, Cameron Britton, imdb.com

“The classic is talking too much about the crimes. Over interest. You have to remain casual. They tried everything to trick me, I'm too savvy, I don't fucking talk period.”

— Joe Penhall, Ed Kemper, Cameron Britton, imdb.com

“The star rating you see next to each title is being replaced with a personalized % Match score. This score is a prediction of what Netflix thinks you may enjoy watching, based on your own unique tastes. The % Match is based solely on our algorithms analyzing your individual viewing habits and behavi…”

— Netflix, media.netflix.com

“How can you call it love when it hurt you so badly?”

— Jay Asher, amazon.com

“I'm listening to someone give up. Someone I knew—someone I liked. I'm listening... but still, I'm too late.”

— Jay Asher, amazon.com

“I hope you're ready, because I'm about to tell you the story of my life. More specifically, why my life ended. And if you're listening to these tapes, you're one of the reasons why.”

— Jay Asher, amazon.com