Fans “don’t trust them (Netflix) with a franchise” for This Weird but Understandable Reason

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Netflix has changed the perception of the viewers for the past many years. Especially during pandemics, Netflix has been a savior for several people. But now that it has changed some policies, it’s losing the faith of the subscribers. Now that Netflix wants its own franchise, the viewers are a little skeptical about it. The reason is weird but understandable. Let us find out more about it.
Netflix wants to create THIS franchise but fans are skeptical!
As the viewers know, Netflix is determined to expand its reach in various genres. Now, Netflix wants to create its own franchise like ‘Star Wars’ and ‘Harry Potter like movies and shows. Netflix has expressed its will, but it seems difficult as the major loss in subscribers has decreased the popularity of the streaming giant.
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https://twitter.com/FilmUpdates/status/1549387341453791232
Some current partners at the streaming giant have requested anonymity to protect their ongoing business relationships. It also frustrated them to see the lack of collaboration between the film and the TV groups. A studio executive said, “It feels as if you have to fight your way into building a franchise there.” Netflix is trying to build a franchise that would have its own identity. They promise to be working very hard. And also say, “Netflix is a very young organization, those walls just never had time to be built.”
Now that the fans got the news, they are skeptical about Netflix’s intentions. They have lost faith as Netflix keeps on canceling the popular shows and doesn’t even renew their own original shows. This is how a viewer expressed her dissatisfaction.
how can netflix want a franchise when theyre not willing to even let their own shows grow past 2 seasons https://t.co/tbejJCtNzm
— cay (@koralinadean) July 19, 2022
This user wants this show back as Netflix canceled it.
i kinda still mad Everything Sucks is canceled. i wanna see THEM pic.twitter.com/Wijj3zY4VJ
— t i a (@notcuppatea) July 20, 2022
The doubtful attitude is clearly visible in this tweet.
nahh fr like the society could’ve gone places so could’ve grand army SO MANY shows have been made for them to be canceled but they want a franchise??!
— jo 175 (@littlegeminiiii) July 20, 2022
A franchise is not something that one plans. Says this viewer and tries to make a point.
A franchise isn’t something you strategically plan. It normally unexpectedly grasps a fan base out of nowhere which become hooked by the story and the characters, but I don’t think you can intentionally make a story and characters to specifically form this. Need to be natural imo
— F (@Omgflamez) July 20, 2022
This user has some suggestions as well for the streaming giant.
I agree. Stop killing shows at 2 seasons. Also, kill the binge model. Weekly release format allows show to marinate and keep people talking/buzzing.
— NerdingAround (@NerdAround) July 20, 2022
This viewer says that Netflix doesn’t care about connectivity. It only wants money and wants to get its subscribers back.
did they not manage to achieve that with bridgerton though? netflix is ultimately not looking to build a legacy, they’re looking to gain all their subscribers back after they left them for disney+ and HBO max. they just want money and they don’t know how to connect w their target
— the Queen herself (@lizamoknelli) July 20, 2022
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With the recent releases, one user says that it cannot even do Resident Evil right.
They can't even do Resident Evil right
— RZ (@Re_animated_Z) July 20, 2022
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The fans’ reactions are harsh and very doubtful. But what is your view of this hopefully potential situation? Do you think Netflix would be successful in this endeavor?
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