>new Netflix recommendation system is recommending me shows

File: Screenshot 20170425-183642.jpg (74KB, 282x336px) Image search: [Google]

74KB, 282x336px

>>91851318
>that bear

It feels like they're trying to hide the actual quality of the movies from me. Which they already did partially with the Netflix originals where you had to go into the show in order to see what the star rating is.

>Hey user, because of your interest in a garbage animated show, here's another garbage animated show you might like
Not sure the system is really to blame here

They got ride of the stars because people rated documentaries high (4 or above) but they didn't watch them nearly as much as shows with 3 stars. They believe that is wrong.

>>91851873
That's really mean anon.

>>91851318
>Why did they get rid of the star rating system?
Amy Shumer had one of her "comedy" specials rated poorly

I was watching TTG on Cartoon Network and there were a lot of commercials for Hot Wheels and Barbie dolls. Why do they think I'm some kind of child?

>>91851318
>Because of your interest in: 'Home: Adventures with Tip and Oh'
You deserve it, subhuman.

>>91852649
Supposedly it's """"unethical"""" to advertise condoms and beer on cartoon shows. Fucking conservatives.

>>91852666
For the record, it autoplayed after I watched something else.

>>91851318
Works fine for me you just have shit taste so it recommends you shit

>>91851931
Once again documentaries ruin actual entertainment.

>>91851318
>Home
You deserve it.

>>91852503
She does comedy?

File: tom.jpg (19KB, 612x346px) Image search: [Google]

19KB, 612x346px

>>91852983
>Autoplay on
Ugh.

>>91851873
>>91853011
>>91853044
See
>>91852983

>>91851931
I don't understand what this means. They're just mad people don't watch documentaries?

>>91853136
They were upset that some shows were getting high star ratings, but low actual views, while other shows with lower star ratings got many more views.

>>91853199
>>91853136
>>91851931

As an aggregate, people don't really rate things on a scale of 1-5 They rate 1 star to dislike, and 5 stars to like. All the subtlety gets thrown out.

>>91851318
I've never watched or rated an anime on Netflix and the new system recommends me nothing but anime. I have about 20 movies in my queue to watch and none of them are above a 70% match.

>>91853136
the point of the star system was rating your enjoyment, not what you rate the movie. So movies you rate a 5 are the kind of movies you love. Movies that are a 1 are ones you hate.

The problem is that their recommendations seem to have gotten worse with this new system

>>91853199

Where's the problem with that? It makes sense, with more people rating a show the more the votes are gonna pan out across the spectrum than less people who rated another show. Unless the show or movie has an overwhelming positive or negative rating than that's pretty normal.

>>91853572
But that was fucking dumb. Why would I want to see what I thought of a movie? I already know what I thought. That's why I never actually rated anything, because your rating replaced the star rating.

I don't give a shit what THEY think that I'll think of something. I want to see what other people thought.

What a retarded system. It'd be useful if you could see the RT percentage or IMDB star rating or even Metacritic. I don't fucking care what Netflix thinks of the movie.

>>91853655

I don't know, man. Oscar winning classic epic Cleopatra has 1 star and Netflix original Adam Sandler joint, The Do-Over is just a hair under a perfect 5 star rating. I think it's safe to say the ratings on Netflix are shit.

File: 20170425_202509.jpg (865KB, 2560x1440px) Image search: [Google]

865KB, 2560x1440px

>Miraculous Ladybug is recommended because of Home
Again, it was a mistake with autoplay.