PE ratios are only meaningful for comparing companies with no revenue growth, which is well-understood by investors. For companies with insanely high revenue growth, like Amazon, a PE ratio is essentially meaningless because that growth is financed with earnings. The fact that Amazon is only trading at 3.7x revenue is a strong argument that it is underpriced given its revenue growth, not overpriced.
Amazon = 238.08 Netflix = 219.32 Google = 73.95 Facebook = 68.36 Apple = 63.17
The Shiller PE Ratio of the S&P 500 is current ~30. All of these companies are overpriced, and Amazon and Netflix significantly so.