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Okay, is it just me or do most of the Neflix original movies leave you with an ending that just pisses you off? LOL.

What's Netflix?

Which specific one(s) were you thinking of?

Some of them are pretty cheesy. Although I believe some to a lot of the Netflix "original" movies are foreign movies made under a deal with Netflix.

I watched a handful this week, and more often than not, at the end I was barking at the TV "WTF???" because they leave about 50 questions unanswered.

I did watch one called "Anon" that was interesting though if you're into sci-fi or futuristic stuff. Without giving away the whole plot, it was in the future and people had chips in their heads and they were able to record memories. All the chips were connected to the "ether" and if you wanted to share memories, you could transfer a file of it to someone else's chip. The government of course could read anyone's chip as they have an insatiable need to know everyone's business. Well, you can probably see where the plot could go. I would recommend that one.

Thanks for the heads up. Have that one on my watch list but haven't gotten around to viewing it yet. I've been going to the reviews on their website for anything that looks interesting. Like anything on the net, opinions vary widely, but if most folks give something 4 and 5 stars and only a couple of "glass totally empty" folks give it one star it's usually worth watching. If the majority give something one or two stars then you know not to waste your time.

They aren’t too bad. Some are pretty good.

I am glad it's not just me, I think the original Netflix movies almost all end terrible. I decided not to watch anymore,and other
Movies available could be found other places, so we dropped the service.
Don't have much time for tv since retirement, just more hunting and fishing time.

I enjoyed Godless on Netflix, watched it several times

There certainly seems to be bleakness about many of them.

So, go watch the Disney channel.

Authenticity isn't always darkness.