frontpageUniqueWriter5055 posted Jun 13, 2026 09:52 AM
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frontpageUniqueWriter5055 posted Jun 13, 2026 09:52 AM
Digital 4K Movies: Die Hard with a Vengeance, Sicario, Star Trek (2009)
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If there is some move I might watch a gazillion times I'll buy it on physical media. If I'll probbaly only watch it once or twice, I'll take the 1 in 10000 risk it gets pulled so I don't have to store all the damn plastic/physical media.
If you don't want to take that risk then… don't buy the deal.
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If there is some move I might watch a gazillion times I'll buy it on physical media. If I'll probbaly only watch it once or twice, I'll take the 1 in 10000 risk it gets pulled so I don't have to store all the damn plastic/physical media.
If you don't want to take that risk then… don't buy the deal.
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If there is some move I might watch a gazillion times I'll buy it on physical media. If I'll probbaly only watch it once or twice, I'll take the 1 in 10000 risk it gets pulled so I don't have to store all the damn plastic/physical media.
If you don't want to take that risk then… don't buy the deal.
it's especially helpful because not everyone is aware of this - purchased digital / streaming media does not have the same guaranteed permanency as physical media. that's all. i was trying to be concise, i could have said it better. if you think it's a great purchase, by all means get it!
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So, Kill Bill is an example of a movie you could have previously purchased and lost the rights to under your contract. Basically, they 'sold' it to a subsidiary and no continuity in the licensing.
I didn't lose access to the HD copy, but I'm watching this anomaly closely to see how it turns out.
Now, it's irrelevant since I bought a new copy of the current licensed "whole bloody affair," but it's interesting to see the inner workings of the tette-au-tette that vendors and content owners joust over.
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I've had movies and TV series disappear from my collection with regularity.
True Detective Season 1, for example.
Also, Kubo and the Two Strings.
I called Fandango.
Each time they said that the contract expired.
Happens to my PlayStation library as well.
I still spend $2-$5 on digital purchases and 99% of the time they stay for years.
But, for this reason, I refuse to spend more than $5.
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