The support, as a whole, is extremely limited. For starters, you’re restricted to the suggestions tab, which whittles down your hands-free content options if Netflix doesn’t have your interests pegged. Also, in this lone menu, you only get a total of four movies to choose from per tab. You’ll need to wave your hand around to get to another set of four, and then another, and then another.

This probably sounds a bit familiar to you. This support is very similar to the original Kinect UI experience, which has you pushing through menus with your hands and stating flat commands.
The takeaway I get from this is the same takeway I got from using Kinect with most of the games released so far: it works, but it’s not an ideal or incredibly precise method of control. In the specific case of the Netflix app, you need to pick up a controller to browse through your Instant Queue or do anything that you would normally do, so I’m sort of at a loss as to a practical application here. I suppose it’ll be nice to scream at my Kinect to fast-forward, but I very rarely re-watch or blaze through Netflix content.
So... I know I won’t be replacing my controller with my fist in Netflix anytime soon, but hey, it’s there and it’s free. That's always a plus.

















edit: you son of a bitch
Using a controller to navigate a video service is dumb.
awesome pointlessness. The best kind.
Who has wired controllers?
haha, i broke all mine :).
Does it take you 7 seconds to get up, go to the bathroom, unzip and then piss?
You are either a ninja or live in a very small house.