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I wanted to watch "Wild" (2014) the other day. My only option is to pay $13 to buy it, from either Amazon or iTunes or one of the other online legal video sites
by dwaltrip 11y ago
I wanted to watch "Wild" (2014) the other day. My only option is to pay $13 to buy it, from either Amazon or iTunes or one of the other online legal video sites.
I find this very frustrating.. I'd like to pay 3 or 4 bucks to rent it for a single viewing, but even though it is from 2014 none of the sites offer to rent it. I'm probably going to torrent it.
- jimbokun 11y agoOr wait 2 days for Netflix to mail you a Plastic Circle.
- rblatz 11y agoI have 3 different boxes hooked up to my tv that can stream video from multiple sources. I do not have a BluRay or DVD player hooked up. Plus at this point DVDs seem like a hassle[1], they have previews, government warnings, and a lot of other crap before you even get to the movie. [1] I'm probably not the best judge of this though, I have an Echo so I can voice control my lights instead of getting up and flipping a switch...
- dragonwriter 11y agoYour choice not to have a dic player is what is limiting your options then. That's not the future coming to fast, that's you cutting off the present too fast for your own interests. For that, only one person is to blame.