This is what I'm thinking.

You're looking at the Netflix homepage.

What the hell is this?

It's about five years from now.

Give or take.

When you scroll down, it doesn't look like it does today.

Today when you scroll down on that Netflix screen, you see it's divided into sections.

There's TV shows and movies, right?

Under movies, there's drama, comedy, action, horror, international.

There's a children-oriented programming, documentary, and a bunch of others.

All right, so five years from now, it could look like this.

Under movies, there's three options.

Fictional movies, documentaries, and hybrids.

Movies that are not and do not attempt to present themselves as full documentary work

or fictional work.

Regardless of these days, maybe there's some different genres of documentaries that

are common as in biography documentaries or crime documentaries or history documentaries.

But five years from now, when you click documentary, the screen won't just be a bunch of documentaries

and their movie posters, but instead another page of options.

You'll scroll down under documentaries and see something really cool, comedy documentaries,

horror documentaries, crime documentaries, interactive documentaries.

You think Animal House or Old School or funny movies?

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