Anonymous wrote:I just got a notification about the price increase from Netflix. It’s now $1 more/month than HBO. I feel like cancelling in protest. The quality of programming isn’t even really comparable.
Netflix is the only way to watch British Baking Show though. Maybe I will just sign up once a year to get my fix of tarts and meat pies being made in a tent in the middle of the English countryside.
Anonymous wrote:see, I'm cheap and only have the one screen option for Netflix. That is $9.99. Which appears to also be the cheapest plan for HBO, according to the ad that is on my screen right now as I type this response.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Aren’t they both $9.99?
Netflix is now $15.49/month. HBO is $14.99/month and hasn’t changed in years.
$14.99 for HBO? What's there to watch?
Great television shows, movies, and documentaries.
Netflix can’t compare. Netflix has House of Cards, Stranger Things, Squid Game, Breaking Bad, and British Baking show. Most of the rest is fluff or easily accessible elsewhere.
Eastbound and Down
Righteous Gemstones
Hacks
Doctor Who
The Gilded Age
Chernobyl
8 bit Christmas
All of the Harry Potter movies
All of the LOTR movies
Sex lives of College Girls
Girls
Mare of Easttown
Insecure
Olive Kitteridge
My Brilliant Friend
Divorce
Scenes from a marriage
Somebody Somewhere
Game of Thrones
Sopranos
Succession
True Detective
White Lotus
West world
Great Pottery Throw Down
Anonymous wrote:You don’t need to maintain the subscription if you aren’t watching anything. All these streaming services make it really easy to cancel and restart your account when there’s something you want to watch.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Aren’t they both $9.99?
Netflix is now $15.49/month. HBO is $14.99/month and hasn’t changed in years.
$14.99 for HBO? What's there to watch?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Aren’t they both $9.99?
Netflix is now $15.49/month. HBO is $14.99/month and hasn’t changed in years.
Anonymous wrote:Aren’t they both $9.99?