I won’t mince words — for the last few years, Netflix has been one of my least favorite streaming services, offering a ‘quantity over quality’ approach to content that has resulted in some truly lame movies which leave no lasting impression whatsoever.
You know the kinds of films I’m talking about — they often star the likes of Kevin Hart, Mark Wahlberg, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds, and feel designed to simply pass the time rather than evoke any sort of emotional response. I would argue that most of Netflix’s output can best be described as in-flight entertainment that you just happen to watch in your living room.
That’s not to say it’s all bad, but for every Rebel Ridge or Society of the Snow, it feels like you have to scroll past a dozen turkeys like The Man From Toronto, Damsel, Red Notice, Heart of Stone, The Union, Lift, Me Time
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