#binge watching

Has the shift to short-form video made you lose patience for slow-burn series?

Have platform cancellations made you hesitant to start new series?

"Are Netflix originals actually good, or are we just settling for convenience?"

Are binge-watching entire seasons a total cop-out, because you're not letting the show breathe properly?

Are you still paying for subscriptions you barely watch?

Is it time to admit I actually prefer the movies over the series these days

Should we stop romanticizing binge-watching as "self-care," when it’s really just a marketing trick to keep you subscribed?

Is binge-watching destroying the art of storytelling?

Are you wasting your time binging Netflix originals instead of rewatching actual classics?

Would you ever stop watching a show halfway through if it gets boring?

Are streaming services ruining our attention spans, or are they making movies better by forcing tighter stories?

Are you still paying for three streaming services while rewatching old shows?

Does anyone else miss when Netflix originals weren't so formulaic?

Is bingeing an entire series in one weekend ruining our attention spans, or is it the only honest way to watch?

Does anyone else think Netflix originals have lost their edge compared to five years ago?

Is binging a whole season in one night ruining the experience for everyone else who savors it?