They might not get the movies at the top of their queue that are long wait, but if each family member has their own queue, then it can be assumed that each member has movies they want to see in their queue. So when they return a movie, the next movie they get from their queue will be one they want to see, even if it's the 4th, 9th, or 20th movie down the list. But in a shared queue, with a huge mess of long waits and new releases at the top, it's a crapshoot as to what gets sent out in a given week. One family member might get all the movies that week because everyone else's movies at the top of the queue ended up being short/long waits.
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They might not get the movies at the top of their queue that are long wait, but if each family member has their own queue, then it can be assumed that each member has movies they want to see in their queue. So when they return a movie, the next movie they get from their queue will be one they want to see, even if it's the 4th, 9th, or 20th movie down the list. But in a shared queue, with a huge mess of long waits and new releases at the top, it's a crapshoot as to what gets sent out in a given week. One family member might get all the movies that week because everyone else's movies at the top of the queue ended up being short/long waits.