expiredDiscombobulated | Staff posted Apr 17, 2024 06:01 AM
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expiredDiscombobulated | Staff posted Apr 17, 2024 06:01 AM
101-Film MGM Anniversary Collection (Digital 4K/HD; Action/Drama/Comedy & More)
$100
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Here are the 4K titles via iTunes;
A Dry White Season
Ben-Hur (2016)
Cyrano
The Great Escape
Hercules (2014)
Hot Pursuit (2015)
House of Gucci
The Hustle
If I Stay
Rain Man
Tomb Raider (2018)
With iTunes, if it gets upgraded to 4k, you get it.
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Personal calculations on this bundle leads me to pass. Most of the movies I want from here I already "own" in one form or another, the remainders aren't worth $100 to me. Maybe at $50 I'd pull the trigger just for variety. If I was just starting out "buying" digital, then this bundle would be a no-brainer. (Bearing in mind that it's really a "lease" with an unknown end date).
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/pla...ter-all [gamesindustry.biz]
This behavior of renting content to you and calling it a "purchase" needs to stop.
You should be wary of the fact they tried to pull this crap.
https://tv.apple.com/us/movie-bun...h7bjrr8nz
It's not a purchase. It's a rental with no defined end date. You will own nothing and like it.
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Flixter and UltraViolet could have left their customers out to dry, but they didn't. When they exited the business, they merged with VUDU. I guess the real test would be Funimation which runs its own digital copy platform and most of their content aren't found in VUDU or iTunes. If they decide to go away, let's see what happens to the collection people bought over the years. My guess is that they would follow Flixter and UV model and transfer their collection and customers to VUDU or iTunes.
If I had to bet one way or another, I'll put money that my purchased collection isn't going to disappear.
Flixter and UltraViolet could have left their customers out to dry, but they didn't. When they exited the business, they merged with VUDU. I guess the real test would be Funimation which runs its own digital copy platform and most of their content aren't found in VUDU or iTunes. If they decide to go away, let's see what happens to the collection people bought over the years. My guess is that they would follow Flixter and UV model and transfer their collection and customers to VUDU or iTunes.
If I had to bet one way or another, I'll put money that my purchased collection isn't going to disappear.
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