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I always appreciate that Hulu has its Criterion collection section. And I very recently signed up for Seeso for $4 a month because I was craving some Monty Pyt
by uxp100 10y ago
I always appreciate that Hulu has its Criterion collection section.
And I very recently signed up for Seeso for $4 a month because I was craving some Monty Python's Flying Circus. I don't plan on keeping it long term, maybe just a month, to get it out of my system.
And then I still end up digging through shitty cheap roku channels occasionally to find stuff. Mostly just schlock, but I saw, for example, niche titles like Millennium Actress, Ninja Scroll, and Ghost in the Shell 2 on free services.
The idea of one streaming service that has it all is dead, but it kind of reminds me of DVD bundles at Walmart. 10 Sci Fi movies for $10, and one of them will be Existenz and the rest will be straight to TV or DVD.
- Alex3917 10y agoVudu.com, which has been giving out free credits every week via T-Mobile, also has a pretty good chunk of the AFI top 100.
- ascagnel_ 10y agoHulu is about to lose the Criterion Collection license. Turner Classic Movies picked up the license for a new service called Filmstruck that's launching (in the US) next week. https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/4252-filmstruck-launches-october-19 https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/4252-filmstruck-laun...
- jrnichols 10y agoOh great. Just what the market has been wanting... yet another streaming service. Sigh.