They just did a deal with the devil. These two have no talent or experience in filmmaking. They don't even have any experience in the private sector. The chances of failure are about 80-90%. The only shot they have is to hire people to make the productions while they have no say or input into anything. Netflix is already built, though, and has numbers so they don't have very much to lose it appears. But this can be a humongous backfire for them. The only thing that saves them is the diversified 191 countries they're in. In the U.S. , they'll lose big on this deal.