Many people use Netflix worldwide. When people watch Netflix, they're ready to get the popcorn, potato chips, drinks, and other food. However, if you use Netflix, then you should read this post because this is something very important about Netflix.
This can be strange for a Netflix viewer, but Netflix is removing more than 80 popular movies and T.V. shows on January 1, 2014. Even though the popular movies aren't on Netflix, you can still see those movies on the Netflix DVD, but only if you installed the DVD. Although this famous service will remove 80+ movies and T.V. shows, it will be adding 70 more T.V. shows and movies in return.
Today, I learned that Netflix movies expire, but why on Jan 1 when more than 80 movies will not be on the service? Jan 1 is a beginning of a new year, not something sad. People are probably watching as the movies they like on Netflix, because of the 80+ movies expiring like T.V. shows like Mr. Bean, and movies shows like Titanic, Pumpkin Head, Lionheart, and Flash dance.
It probably isn't a good idea to remove well-known movies, but if Netflix downloads movies and don't delete old ones, there will be too many movies, and Netflix viewers can't see them all. Some movies are just too classical and old, so Netflix removes those movies and T.V. shows. Netflix downloads videos, and later on deletes them, but puts new movies in, so it shouldn't be too bad. I might cancel Netflix because Flash dance will expire and my family really likes Flash dance.
Overall, if Netflix wants to delete videos, then the deleted videos must be old and not so popular ones, not new ones and good old movies. However, if people really like that movie or T.V. show, then Netflix probably will still delete it because some other Netflix viewers may not like it. By the ways, if Netflix downloads new videos, and viewers like it, and if they like that video better than the deleted one, then that's a good thing. People usually want to watch good movies and T.V. shows, not bad ones. If you really want to see an amazing movie and T.V. show that expires in two days, you better watch it now!
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