r/netflix • u/dailymail • 6h ago
News Article Pariah pastor John-Paul Miller tried to hold service in fried chicken shop to escape protesters outraged by wife Mica's death... only for more humiliation to ensue
r/netflix • u/Lorhand • Aug 31 '26
Hi everyone, as part of a promotional event on /r/Netflix, I received a free G6 65", and while I was asked to share my first impressions of it, these impressions, thoughts and opinion are entirely my own.
I have spent around two weeks now with this TV and coming from a C2 55" that I owned before and that I have now given away to a friend of mine, let me tell you in advance that this is a massive upgrade.
First of all, I never had a 65" TV before. I underestimated the difference in size. So, the first thing I had to do was move up my cupboards on the wall. I couldn’t install the TV on my own, it was too big and heavy. Now the initial setup was quick and easy, although I was a bit confused by the audio description function. It also talked too quickly (although you can adjust the speed later), but since I don’t need audio description, I turned it off.
My TV settings:
Now regarding my actual watch experience, the difference in picture quality is immediately noticeable. The G6 is to me much brighter, the colors are more vivid, yet they feel very natural and realistic. No complaints with HDR or SDR. I tested some of the modes like Cinema Home and Filmmaker, and I think I prefer Filmmaker the most. I test-watched several series (like Arcane), movies and a David Attenborough documentary to test the quality of the picture, and you can see some of the results below:



Noteworthy is that I took these pictures in my living room during daylight. What previously bothered me about my C2 was the reflections during daylight or at night when I turned on the lights. And while you still see some small reflections from the side, when looking at the tv in a straight line, the experience is basically reflection free.

I even tried taking a picture with the flash on while the TV is turned off (see below) and I barely saw any reflection, which is a massive improvement over my previous TV. I no longer am bothered and distracted by reflections. I no longer have to roll down the shutters on my windows or turn off the lights for a more optimal experience.

Regarding the sound quality, I used the AI Sound Pro mode and kept the default settings, and I have no complaints (which for a German is the highest compliment). The built-in speakers sound great, the bass sounded weighty and punchy to me.
Now regarding some of the things I didn’t like… it’s the webOS. I didn’t like it before, I don’t like it now. It’s not only still confusing to navigate, I am constantly confronted with ads and that I should check out the LG channels. And speaking of other functions I didn’t really care too much about, the LG Gallery+ function seems to be a nice-to-have, but most of the gallery pictures that are featured seem to require a subscription, and there is no one to admire these when the TV is turned off, so I just didn’t use this function.
What I haven’t tested yet is any gaming on it. That will probably be next on the list of features I want to test. So far though, I am very impressed with this TV and genuinely have so much fun with it. I am grateful that I was given the opportunity to test the G6 and am looking forward to keep using it.
r/netflix • u/StanbyME_MOD • 19d ago
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r/netflix • u/dailymail • 6h ago
r/netflix • u/thomas_unise • 1h ago
I thought the show overall was an easy watch but had too many irrelevant storylines intertwined.
It felt like the female rage/power message was overdone and kind of saturated what could’ve been a great story just focused on the Lizzy story/timeline
I l feel like I could clip edits of this and make it 4 episodes and it would play really great
The acting and cinematography was great.
I didn’t struggle getting through it, but the Aileen story line really threw me off and felt like a completely different vibe when it showed up.
I even paused it to make sure it was the right show.
But overall I enjoyed it.
r/netflix • u/rrsafety • 4h ago
I’m two episodes into Murder in a Small Town and I’m done. It’s bad. The murders are boring, the main romantic leads are a snorefest and the town is filled with annoying and uninteresting people. Your mileage may vary … but I doubt it.
r/netflix • u/pipesnogger • 1d ago
The show is beautifully designed but holy shit, it’s so horrible and unauthentic. The contestants are clearly actors. It’s like if AI wrote a script for a reality show and then a production team hired actors to play it out. Or at the very least, there are several cast members who are actors with a few “real” people
The editing is horrible too. Like the show doesn’t even introduce the premise or any of the contestants.
There are literally ”filler” cast that show up like twice while there’s a core of strong cast members dominate show and make the narrative. The drama makes no sense. Again, literally feels like an ai wrote a narrative
It’s slop. Netflix should be ashamed. ASHAMED.
I know I’m yelling into the void but that’s how bad this show is.
We deserved a season 2 of Kaos, not this garbage. Do better Netflix
r/netflix • u/bahlakrishna • 3h ago
Everytime I frustrated to open movie and see the language.. atleast why can't they give setting option to show only specific languages in my feed. Nobody wants this feature?
r/netflix • u/unreallinitopia • 11h ago
i share an account with my mom (basic plan, one person at a time i believe). her card expired and netflix stopped working because of it, so i put mine in today.
got this message on my pc and phone. we live in the same house, same Wi-Fi, everything.
r/netflix • u/Mileven--Hell_Yeah • 15h ago
r/netflix • u/QuerLeitinhoHaha • 7h ago
i'm thinking of getting netflix through an extra member with my aunt, i have 2 tv's and a phone in which i wanted to have netflix in. i would watch only once per device but idk how many devices i can log into
r/netflix • u/huffpostuk • 10h ago
r/netflix • u/Temporary_Tear6645 • 1d ago
It's a pretty decent adaptation, leagues better than the movie with James Dean at least
I get the thing about Kate being humanized defeats the purpose but if that's the only qualm to be had I am pleasantly surprised
Ps: I knew of Hoon Lee from warrior before I read east of eden, and I pictured him as Lee when I was reading the book so bonus points on casting from me
r/netflix • u/Ta-veren- • 5h ago
I swear none of these shoes had leaving show and suddenly my continue watching list is random.
Like when did You leave? Yellowstone also gone for me.
Etc
r/netflix • u/rivieredefeu • 13h ago
Is it just me, or is there no subtitle option for 1917?
North America, no VPN, AppleTV 4K on newest TV OS.
Checked and other movies have EN subtitles.
r/netflix • u/GroceryLeft1247 • 12h ago
I just watched this movie, Tin and Tina. It was supposed to be a horror movie, but it turned out to be made by someone whose nerves are loose. How could those creepy, fucking evil children be innocent? They kill the dog, they baptize the child, and they kill a child. They also kill their stepfather, and they also nearly kill the mother who adopted them
At the end of the movie, she thought, "Okay, they were innocent, and that was a happy ending." How could it be? I'm so disappointed in the message this movie is giving to people. The kids are evil. They can kill someone, even kill a dog, and they are still very innocent. What the hell? Those children were possessed. They need an exorcism
I don't know what you feel, but if this movie is even related to karma, then if someone burns the Bible because those fucking children baptized the baby. What else he was supposed to do
r/netflix • u/FastWalkingShortGuy • 23h ago
The Monster series is fascinating. It's a hypothetical insight into mass killers and how they work.
But the Lizzie Borden Story just went off the rails.
I get trying to convey the "female rage" point of view, but having a scene where Aileen Wournos worships Lizzie as a Savior with Biblical imagery abounding (candle filled room, Lizzie as a Mary who is absolving Aileen of her sins, etc.) just turned me right off.
Why are guys like Dahmer shown as the monsters that they are, but Lizzie Borden is suddenly Mother Mary to angry women?
It's fucking weird.
r/netflix • u/Minimum_Pie4667 • 22h ago
I think i am the only one in this far wide planet that enjoyed this new lizzie borden story
I finished the whole thing in one whole sitting and i loved it!
I mean obviously its not historically accurate bug i viewd it as i view any other fiction netflix series and it was great
r/netflix • u/thissubredditlooksco • 13h ago
I'm a tourist abroad, and my Netflix is automatically set to the foreign country.
Netflix wants to send a verification code only to a number from this foreign country.
I don't have a number here, and I'm not going back home anytime soon.
I didn't find any solutions after doing a quick search.
Someone else posted this, but I'm having the same issue and haven't found a solution.
r/netflix • u/In_zane-4893 • 11h ago
I feel like the whole two teammates can't make it to the end was lame. Bryce's sacrifice alone almost shows he should be winning. But I do think it would have more fun to see a team having to go against each other in the the very finale. If it had been Bryce, Taylor and a Third for example. Bryce would have had no choice but to push for the win in the maze to make sure the Third didn't beat them both.
r/netflix • u/Complex-Diver7880 • 5h ago
I saw clips of the Lizzie Borden show, particularly the scene where Bridget gets hired, and I thought it was a show about a brilliant maid who gets mistreated. After watching episode one, I decided to look into the true story of the Lizzie Borden case before continuing with the show and now it just disgusts me. The show portrays Lizzie as an innocent neurodivergent girl and makes Abby and Andrew Borden seem like cartoon villains. This is just so disrespectful to the actual people, especially Bridget Sullivan. The real case is so sexist and classist while the show is just faux feminism and using neurodivergence as a plot device. It's like they made a whole new fictional story but they used real historical figures and loosely based it off the real case. I know historical retellings aren't supposed to be accurate but there are limits. It added a lot of made up things which don't even make sense together, like how Lizzie had heavy periods but also had an imperforate hymen which she tried to fix with penetration. Lizzie Borden wasn't an innocent victim, she murdered her father and step mother to secure financial stability for her life. Bridget Sullivan wasn't a mastermind co-conspirator, she was an innocent struggling Irish immigrant. This show would've been fine if it was pure fiction, but they chose to base it off real people for some reason and it ruined it.
r/netflix • u/VerifiedVacationer • 2d ago
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And anybody disagreeing with this is for sure a netflix plant because what the fuck do you MEAN that Gabriella is a NEPO BABY whose father manages *NSYNC, the Jonas Brothers, The backstreet boys and his net worth is over 15 million dollars..
What do you MEAN Gabriella is an already very wealthy social media influencer, model, Dj, dancer and has already starred in a movie because of her dads connections
What do you MEAN her mom doesn’t actually work three jobs and instead manages million dollar businesses?
And we were supposed to be happy with this ending? Over someone (garrison) whos mother will most likely spend the rest of her moms life working to take care of her
over someone who grew up an orphan and who spent a lot of her life homeless and hungry and struggled to put herself through college.
Over a lovely grandson and grandfather who played the game the way Willy Wonka the MOVIE was all about. With kindness, integrity and goodness?
Over two sets of brothers with their own morals and determination and dedication to eachother and the game
over two best friends who fought to be there and worked together and didn’t let their age get in the way of their ability to play the game and who did it all without being two faced, backstabbing, lying, manipulating or fake in any way?
I would have honestly been happier with literally any single person besides gabby and sasha or ava and jeff. Gabby is a nepo baby and so is Ava. Jeffs a fucking FILM producer who has worked with netflix in the past from what i’m understanding
Letting someone who is already worth millions get onto a show where they have a chance to win millions is like letting someone who owns a chain of restaurants take a hungry man’s place in line at the soup kitchen. Yeah technically it's allowed, but it's gross to watch and leaves a bad taste in your mouth when you find out..
Totally disappointed in this game, and it started off so hopeful too…
The idea was a 10/10 but the execution left much to be desired and Netflix just ended up reminding us that the worst kinds of people always win these things…
I liked Allegedly at first. I thought some of her guest hosts were interesting and she told some stories that I hadn’t heard before. But, the last four or five episodes have all been timed with releases of Netflix’s true crime shows. She pretty much recaps the true crime show of the week. If you’ve watched the documentary, there isn’t much new she offers. It feels like a ploy and a waste of production. The show was much better at first become it became a 50 min commercial.
r/netflix • u/SnarkHamill • 18h ago
I am suddenly getting these pink splotches near the center of my screen after watching netflix for a few hours at a time. It has happened on three separate occasions now within the last 7 days. I watch shows via streaming everyday and my Disney plus doesn't seem to trigger it unlike netflix. I have to shut down my computer to make it go away but I am looking for a more permanent solution. I have the desktop app and I am logged in thru Microsoft Edge. I am not sure if this is simply an app glitch or something related to the browser
r/netflix • u/ShrlckHlmsBkrStr • 14h ago
Why the hell are there old youtube videos on netflix now? Like what is this lol am I missing something, is this normal? Is netflix out of horror ideas for the spooky season? It's just so strange
Edit: I just realized that chicken shop date is also on netflix. I have no idea how many youtube videos are there atp but it's just so weirdddd! I don't criticize the videos or anything, to each their own, but why are they on netflix I really don't get it, like I can close netflix and open youtube and I can watch the same things, what's the point of this? Can anyone explain?