A new report claims Netflix is going to start producing fewer movies:
, somehow — could soon come to an end. In the wake of Netflix’s disappointing subscriber numbers last quarter, and a subsequent dip in the company’s stock price, the streaming service reportedly has reassessed its production priorities,, Netflix executives in charge of film production are now given a new directive in their priorities: To make “bigger, better, fewer” movies. In other words, you may start to see fewer films coming from Netflix, particularly in the lower-budget range.
Expect to a see a more subtle change — instead of making two movies for $10 million, as an example, the company will make one for $20 million. “The goal will be to make the best version of something instead of cheapening out for the sake of quantity,” says one insider. The piece ends claiming Netflix is entering a new era marked by “discipline,” and also cited one anonymous source who claimed the “tendency to do anything to attract talent and giving them carte blanche is going away,” The example given of such a past tendency was Martin Scorsese’s massive mob movie hit on Netflix; it remains among the seventh most-watched film in the service’s entire history according to their own publicly-released data.
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