IMDB user review
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7766378/

It's a matter of convenience. And with 2 kids, there's always someone watching something (in a month) on Netflix, well so far anyway.

And that's the whole point of subscriptions, lock you in cause of familiarity and multiple people using the service. The same as cable TV and now it's starting to approach the same price as well. Except you either pay a premium or can't skip commercials like you could since VHS.

Half the time on Netflix is spend in the menus looking for what to watch :/ So yeah I agree, too much stuff to wade through to find something decent. Hence I started watching Lost which I only watched a few shows of when it was aired. (In Season 6 now, going downhill, first couple seasons were great)
And I just bought Bablyon 5 complete series on Blu-Ray. I'll be Netflix free for a while after finishing Lost and Adolescense ( You peeked my interest @LegitHyperbole )

I thought that was Hangman Adam Page for a moment.

Hard agree. We've seen time and time again though that throwing out a bunch of money doesn't = good art.

Two minutes of viewing on Nefflix counts as a view, they changed it a few years back for some reason. At any rate the top ten aren't exactly competition, the Bee Movie is in there on my countries list. No way to gauge how this is doing cause they love deceiving you in this way, the only way they have to gauge content for yourself is a pretty decent recommendation algorithm with the "We think you'll love this" tag.

https://www.wired.com/story/netflix-viewership-two-minutes/

I probably haven't had Netflix in a couple of years and I don't miss it. If Netflix or any other service has several shows that I want to watch then I will sub for a month, watch the few things that interest me, then unsub. Otherwise, I watch Tubi, which is amazing for being free. Granted, I watch Youtube and ESPN+ (for the NHL) more than anything no matter what.

One thing I learned pretty quickly is that Netflix original movies are usually trash. They spend top dollar for a couple of big name actors then throw them into something completely forgettable. Amazon does the same thing. They're just churning out a product. The intent is simply to create content, which is enough to satisfy a lot of people. Just look a some of those reviews, they hand out 7/10 while suggesting that new viewers not go in with high expectations.

The reality is that consumers have been conditioned to accept mindless filler as a baseline.

I'd wish Netflix would only work on TV shows and no movies. They seem to be pretty decent with that with some nice shows and the flops weren't too expensive either. It feels like it would be much cheaper for me to have Netflix only with shows and see movies I really want to see in the cinema or as paid stream. The amount of movies Netflix releases and the average quality they have just doesn't justify the money they have to invest in them. With their shows I get way more watch time and they are mostly still cheaper to produce as long as it's not something like Stranger Things were actors became expensive stars. But even then I at least have hours of content. 

Meanwhile, Ne Zha 2 only costs $80 million dollars to produce and made $2.113 billion dollars worldwide and is the 5th highest grossing movie of all time and the first movie to gross over 1 billion dollars in a single market. China now has overtaken the US when it comes to the biggest market for movies.

The internet ruined (almost) everything.

Studios have been spending extraordinary amounts of money on derivative films for decades, at least since the 1970s. That's the bulk of the blockbuster film industry. The appeal of those films are usually celebrities, explosions, and flashy lights. The reason, is these sorts of films = $$$. And everything is a gamble, if it's as bad as you say, I'm sure Netflix didn't go in thinking "Let's make a terrible film and spend loads of money on it" let alone with the addition of "to piss people off."

Unless you're a stakeholder, it's better not to concern yourself with what other people spend their money on. You'll be happier that way.

Note: I have no opinion on this particular film, I'd never heard of it before. But I'm also not much of a blockbuster fan. I'm more into horror, dark comedy. My favourite genre that most people hate is raunchy comedy, I'll watch Dirty Grandpa and Trailer Park Boys over 95% of Super Hero films.