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Is Netflix ruining how we watch movies?
The Netflix film pipeline has become seemingly infinite, and its algorithm always has more specially-tailored entertainment to recommend to you. But are all of its films starting to look the same, and what does that mean for the entertainment industry at large? Let’s find out in this Wisecrack Edition: How Netflix is Changing Film.

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So for the last decade they’ve turned towards DNA

So for the last decade, they’ve turned towards DNA.

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cat goes through the bottom and middle slits and then towards the wall and things would

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maybe you've wondered do all these films 

don't need new glasses netflix does tend 

real implications for the film medium at 

edition how netflix is changing film but 

before we get into it i want to tell you 

university what's up guys i am in winter 

university we are here for their hall of 

emerging technologies and gaming to name 

week every year celebrating these alumni 

silent disco and prepping for the annual 

to full sail students they also unveiled 

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movie maker adding plenty of popular and 

disturbing gerald's game at first glance 

made a name for himself directing gritty 

his style into this cleaner look netflix 

films also tend to share a similar color 

relatively low contrast making them easy 

Test your pronunciation!

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