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Netflix Tweet About Cancelling Shows Resurfaces & the Internet is Having a Field Day

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Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos and his management team are happy with the movie releases recently. But, even Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery‘s rollout didn’t come with some complaints. The executive explained the company’s movie release strategy recently.

https://twitter.com/netflix/status/875059522376749056

“First I’ll tell you: we’re in the business of entertaining our members, with Netflix movies on Netflix. So that’s where we focus all of our energy and most of our spends.” Sarandos shared. “Our films are always heavily featured in film festivals around the world. Because they’re in demand, made by the greatest filmmakers on the planet. For all those folks who can’t get to a city where a festival is, this one-week release on 600 screens is a way of creating access to the film and building buzz – the same thing we’re doing at festivals. So I would look at this as another way to build anticipation for the film and build buzz and reputation for the film, ahead of its Netflix release.”

Do you think any of the cancelled shows will get a second chance? Let us know down in the comments!

Absolute bangers

https://twitter.com/fairmcnt/status/1615052645189697538

Julie and the Phantoms were good

https://twitter.com/jenofithilien/status/1615179442460164096

BabySitter’s Club!!!

https://twitter.com/rk200s/status/1615183220772937728

Inside Job is still fresh

https://twitter.com/PoofThe27th/status/1615209422946725890

There’s Always A SpongeBob Clip

https://twitter.com/maximoffoIogy/status/1615267098212831234

Wow, The Society

https://twitter.com/vaItcrsen/status/1615288721099685888

1899 Fans Unite

https://twitter.com/SirBroder/status/1615338870995836930

Simpsons drop

https://twitter.com/ShanePd00/status/1615351195467665417