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Those Crazy Netflix Film Suggestions Might Just Get You In Trouble With The Ladies

Those Netflix Film Suggestions Might Just Get You In Trouble [WATCH]
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This July 20, 2010 file photo shows a Netflix customer turns on Netflix in Palo Alto, Calif. Netflix's Internet video service will debut in four Nordic countries before the end of the year, the latest step in an international expansion that has been crimping the company's financial results and stock price. In an announcement, Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2012, Netflix is coming to Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland fills in a blank that had been left open since earlier this year when the company disclosed its plans to enter another European market without providing specifics. The new market includes the setting for one of Netflix's original online video series, Lillyhammer, which revolves around a New York mobster who moves to Norway. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)

You know those zany, adjective-heavy categories of movies that Netflix recommends for you, based on your prior streaming history? Sure, they may occasionally be good for a laugh; but as a new comedy sketch from the Upright Citizens Brigade shows, they may also be the downfall of your dating life...

RELATED: "When Movie Categories Get Way Too Specific On Netfilx," via HappyPlace.

[Via Gizmodo]

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