Very nice. Onibaba looks to be a good watch. It's either between that or What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? tonight.Quoting MacGuffin (view post)
Very nice. Onibaba looks to be a good watch. It's either between that or What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? tonight.Quoting MacGuffin (view post)
"Eating the cost" is not a very profitable business strategy.Quoting Dukefrukem (view post)
I know your entitled to not paying more for what they have to pay more for. How dare they.
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Duke, there is no business in the world that does not pass their increased costs on to the consumer. Why the heck would you think they should eat those costs?
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If they're buying Blu-ray they're buying in bulk- they're not paying $30 a blu-ray that we the consumer are. I don't think we should pay any more for a blu-ray; maybe only have 1 out at a time? But $3 more???
Maybe I'm underestimating how much of an increase it actually is. I hope that $3 goes down over time.
But it is per month, not per Blu-ray. You could potentially rent as many Blu-ray's in a month as possible under your plan. It would still only be a $3 increase, so if you got say, 8 in one month, that's really only about 38 cents more for each.
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I know but most of the time I don't really care about the Blu-ray features, I only want regular DVDs. On top of the fact that most movies don't even have a Blu-ray release yet. So if I'm still asking for the same number of movies (8), maybe only 1 of those is a Blu-ray.
edit: My complaint isn't rational I know, I'm just being cheap.
They give you HD Instant Watch for free, you know.
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Shut up.Quoting number8 (view post)
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Well I'll be a son of a bitch...
Can I search through this list? It doesn't look like it.
It's... automatic. You search for any movie and if it's available on HD, it'll try to play on HD.
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They might actually be paying more. While the practice has gone down in recent years with day-and-date releases of DVDs to the consumer and rental markets, it was not unheard of a few years ago for a rental place to pay over $100 a copy for popular movies to rent.Quoting Dukefrukem (view post)
When I was co-manager of the video dept. at Tower Records we constantly had to explain to this to customers when they lost something.
It's probably different now, though.
Also, as a business I'm sure NF would like to make a few more dollars on early adopters. Early adopters always pay more for the technology.
It's not really that early still is it? I got my first blu-ray player in 2006.... my first HD DVD player in 2005... Blu-rays are coming down in price faster than DVD did.
Given that Emma, Lady Hamilton, had a perfectly fascinating life and was (by all accounts) a complex and interesting person, she deserves better than That Hamilton Woman. Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh fail to elevate the material, which plays out as a pandering, preachy, impossible romance, along the lines of Now, Voyager, which I also hated.
Blah.
...and the milk's in me.
instantwatcher.comQuoting Dukefrukem (view post)
I've never seen anything quite like Shadows. Also surprising to see it was entirely improved.
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I don't mind paying a bit more for bluray, but their 'long waits' drive me batty. Had The Road at the top of my list before it was released, and only got it last week. That sucks. I know they're more in demand when they're released, but its still annoying.
Which movie about evangelical Christian bigots is worth watching? Jesus Camp or Hell House?
I've only seen Jesus Camp, but if you're looking come out angry over a movie, that would be the one.Quoting MacGuffin (view post)
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Hell House made me so angry I had to turn it off, so I think either will do the job.Quoting RoadtoPerdition (view post)
They are both worth watching. I like Hell House. It's like a live-action Chick Tract.Quoting MacGuffin (view post)
You should watch Faces next if you haven't already.Quoting MacGuffin (view post)
I'm paying $4 extra for blu-rays - you guys only pay $3 more?
I haven't seen Faces, but I'll definitely prioritize it.