Even when I go months on end without watching anything, I stay subscribed. I am an easy and loyal creature, perhaps to a fault. But I do want them to step up the genre content. netflix is too gun shy about special effect laden shows for my taste. If the effing CW can get decent effects for the flash on that nothing of a channel, then netflix can branch out beyond a bunch of mundane powered characters like daredevil and jessica jones and luke cage. Iron Fist might be a BIT more visually interesting with the mystical powers but come the eff on.
Netflix is the ONLY provider aside from amazon that streams shows in 4k. We NEED more of the spectacle laden shows to be shown through them. I wish netflix did the expanse, then we'd have 4k streams of the expanse. And Dark Matter, and Killjoys, and the Magicians. I want 4k streams of the new star trek. But because netflix favors more mundane house of cards type shows, or drug cartel shows (well made but PERFECTLY mundane and real world), or a NO fantasy version of game of thrones in marco polo... we don't get as much visual panache that could be more enhanced by their delivery format.
I mean honestly people. Would you prefer to see an episode of house of cards in full 4k, or a television series with a scene like THIS from guardians of the galaxy?
I want more television series to have visuals like that, and we need more GENRE content to get there, more sci fi, more comic stuff (less MUNDANE comic stuff), more fantasy. LOOK at that image above, it's effing beautiful, the colors, the wonderment, THIS is the kind of thing you want to be given the full array of enhancements from 4k, HDR, high frame rate video options (I want it others don't so a toggle is ideal). But so far, the shows are just so... regular. I want more from netflix.
I think they're just about right for TV. The FX on Flash are OK, but that's not why i watch the show. I'll take Bloodlines, Daredevil, and countless other serialized shows, as well as Kimmy Schmidt and Grace and Frankie. As good as the FX are in GoT, they're kinda beside the point.
For a movie like Guardians of the Galaxy, I'd rather watch it in theaters, but for home viewing, I'd pick up a BD (or, if it's available, 4k BD). I'm not against an FX show, but it's probably not the most efficient way to spend their money. Different strokes.