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I agree though, when you have no rush shipping credits, might as well buy something digital.
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"Like the back of a Volkswagen?"
If you really want to see that movie or title, get a Blu-ray player or even better, a 4K Blu-ray player if you have a 4K TV and rent from Redbox. It is far cheaper than paying for a digital title and much better quality for your viewing experience. And no, I do not work for Redbox. C'mon... digital title cost is about twice the price of renting from Redbox.
No one wants 1,000 blu-rays laying around on the off chance they may watch The Lincoln Lawyer in 10 years.
If you really want to see that movie or title, get a Blu-ray player or even better, a 4K Blu-ray player if you have a 4K TV and rent from Redbox. It is far cheaper than paying for a digital title and much better quality for your viewing experience. And no, I do not work for Redbox. C'mon... digital title cost is about twice the price of renting from Redbox.
If you really want to see that movie or title, get a Blu-ray player or even better, a 4K Blu-ray player if you have a 4K TV and rent from Redbox. It is far cheaper than paying for a digital title and much better quality for your viewing experience. And no, I do not work for Redbox. C'mon... digital title cost is about twice the price of renting from Redbox.
No.Rush.Rewards.
Gotta spend them on something that is useful.
We just fingers crossed that Amazon does not lose rights.
The word on the street is that there will only be 4 players soon.
Netflix, Amazon, Apple/Disney, WB/Comcast/?
I think we have to throw Sony in there also.
Looking at market cap, you see why...
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Um, that's not true. I generally only buy a movie if I can get 4K, Blu-ray, and digital copy. I want tons of movies to choose from in case there's no internet, or when I want to watch something at a higher quality. There's a lot of us out there.
I agree though, when you have no rush shipping credits, might as well buy something digital.
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If you really want to see that movie or title, get a Blu-ray player or even better, a 4K Blu-ray player if you have a 4K TV and rent from Redbox. It is far cheaper than paying for a digital title and much better quality for your viewing experience. And no, I do not work for Redbox. C'mon... digital title cost is about twice the price of renting from Redbox.
I agree though, when you have no rush shipping credits, might as well buy something digital.
How often are you in a situation where you don't have internet or a cell signal but still have access to a working Blu-ray player and TV?
Collect all the Blu-rays you want but stop trying to convince others that it's dumb to buy digital.
Collect all the Blu-rays you want but stop trying to convince others that it's dumb to buy digital.
I never said it's dumb to buy digital, I said there are a lot of us that still buy physical copies. Also, phone internet doesn't matter, as if I'm watching a movie, I'm not going to succumb to the crappy quality I would get from streaming off of my cell phone. There are plenty of times where either I don't have internet, or more often, I want higher quality viewing.