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Why would a company using a monthly subscription model pay to license the most expensive top-rated classic film catalogues? Why would you want them to? A big p
by qwrusz 10y ago
Why would a company using a monthly subscription model pay to license the most expensive top-rated classic film catalogues?
Why would you want them to? A big portion of the money you pay Netflix every month would then go to have indefinite access to films you don't watch or don't watch again often enough to justify this ongoing cost.
Would you lease a Ferrari you drove one or two days a year? Especially if a one-day rental or buying is an option?
- nathan_long 10y agoWhat's the point of paying said monthly fee if you frequently can't find anything you want to watch? Why can't I pay a la carte to stream pretty much any movie ever made? Even if that's a fee on top of the monthly fee, I would do it sometimes.
- qwrusz 10y agoI don't see the point there. I couldn't find anything to watch on Netflix and canceled it a long time ago. There is no technical barrier for a la carte streaming of pretty much any movie ever made.