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RedBox. I use to get my DVD/Blu-ray movies from Netflix but there have been sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many crappy movies over the years that it's not even worth paying Netflix fees for DVD/Blu-ray anymore.
Well, I see a big ol' hole here. Let's bring back the old video stores! Redbox only has new junk and I hate streaming my movies. Our library has crap all, and I don't want to build my own video library.I want to be able to pick out something I haven't seen in awhile, or maybe missed when it came out a year ago
We use video on demand if we want to rent. Mostly we just watch the free on demand movies that come with on cable if nothing is on, and we have nothing on the DVR. We rent maybe once or twice a year.
Well, I see a big ol' hole here. Let's bring back the old video stores! Redbox only has new junk and I hate streaming my movies. Our library has crap all, and I don't want to build my own video library.I want to be able to pick out something I haven't seen in awhile, or maybe missed when it came out a year ago
Netflix does provide that service. Their DVD/Blu-ray rental service. As far as video B&M stores, it's not coming back and we have no one to blame but ourselves. We stop going there and we put them out of business.
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?
Netflix, but I'm thinking of just going digital through my cable company. It takes too long for Netflix to get the newer movies.
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