Streaming HD movies can be legal or illegal, depending on the source of the content. If you are streaming from a legitimate source such as a licensed streaming service like Netflix, Amazon Prime, or Hulu, then it is legal. However, if you are streaming from unauthorized sources that distribute copyrighted content without permission, then it is illegal. It is important to be aware of the source of the content and ensure that you are accessing it through legal means to avoid any legal issues. **

As an AI, I don't have the capability to watch movies and series on streaming sites. However, I can provide information and recommendations based on user preferences. If you have any specific questions or need assistance with finding content to watch, feel free to ask! **

It is subjective to say that all movies and series produced by Netflix are bad as opinions on entertainment content vary greatly among viewers. However, some possible reasons for negative perceptions could include the sheer volume of content produced by Netflix leading to a wide range in quality, the platform's focus on quantity over quality, and the pressure to cater to a diverse global audience resulting in a lack of consistency in content. Ultimately, it is important to remember that what one person may consider bad, another may enjoy. **

It is subjective to determine which decade has produced the best movies as it largely depends on personal preferences. However, many film critics and enthusiasts often consider the 1970s to be one of the best decades for movies. This era saw the rise of groundbreaking filmmakers like Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, and Steven Spielberg, who created iconic films such as "The Godfather," "Taxi Driver," and "Jaws." The 1970s also marked a shift towards more innovative storytelling and filmmaking techniques, making it a standout decade in cinematic history. **

Yes, new children's series are still being produced. Many streaming platforms and television networks continue to create and release new children's shows to cater to young audiences. These series often feature diverse characters, educational content, and engaging storylines to entertain and educate children. Additionally, the popularity of streaming services has led to an increase in the production of original children's programming. **

Despite the rise of streaming services, DVDs are still produced for new movies because there is still a market for physical media. Some consumers prefer owning a physical copy of a movie, especially collectors or those with limited access to high-speed internet. Additionally, DVDs can provide higher quality audio and video compared to streaming services, making them appealing to cinephiles. Lastly, DVDs also offer special features, behind-the-scenes footage, and director's commentary that may not be available on streaming platforms, adding value to the physical copy. **

To have your own series produced, you typically need to start by developing a strong concept or idea for the show. This could involve writing a script, creating a pitch deck, and possibly filming a pilot episode to showcase your vision. Once you have a polished pitch, you can then start shopping it around to production companies, networks, or streaming platforms. Building relationships in the industry, networking, and having a clear understanding of the market and audience for your series can also increase your chances of getting it produced. **

To get their own series produced, one can start by developing a strong concept or idea for the show. This includes creating a detailed pitch that outlines the premise, characters, and potential story arcs. Next, one can try to pitch the idea to production companies, networks, or streaming platforms. It is important to network within the industry, build relationships with key decision-makers, and be persistent in pursuing opportunities to get the series produced. Additionally, having a strong team of collaborators, such as writers, producers, and directors, can help bring the project to life and increase its chances of getting picked up for production. **