Where are you renting movies? (Netflix, Redbox, documentaries, watching)

[TheotherMarie]

Now that the last of the Blockbusters (and the like) have closed, and Netflix only streams a limited number of titles, and Redbox only has newer movies, where do you rent your movies?

[Mr. In-Between]

I don't. We sometimes go to the library, or I just buy the DVD. You can get most titles for about 5 bucks on EBay or Amazon these days, and then we just have the disc.

[Oildog]

The internet. and only if Direct TV has nothing I want to watch.

[biscuitmom]

Online, Amazon, Netflix, and Uverse, not happy with any. Amazon is marginally the best of the three. Netflix is a major fail.

[OV101]

redbox. it's easy and 2 mins from my house.

[Newdaawn]

I use Netflix by mail. We don't watch over the computer but just get the disk and watch it on our TV. We cancelled for a couple of years when they doubled the price from $7.99 a month to $16 but then they went back to the old price and we joined again.. I like it because of the wide selection - old, new and documentaries we wouldn't otherwise know about. Redbox is limited to new things.

[phonelady61]

I get them from the library they are free and available when I want them . i put them on hold and can usually see on my record when they are ready .The best part is that they are free .

[Miss Hepburn]

$12 a month from Netflix...gets ya 2 at a time...on my big Flat screen...
I'm old fashioned and would find it a bother to hook up my laptop to the TVs.
I hardly finish the 2 in a week...esp if they are HBO/SHO series with 4
episodes on each.

[Darthfrodo]

I don't often rent, but when I do, it's Redbox. Keep watching my friends.

[longnecker]

RedBox.There is not much on TV Saturday nights so we rent a movie.