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And all of it accessible only so long as you keep paying (and paying, and paying). Back to discs, for me. A year ago, when I saw how large my friends' collect
by pasbesoin 9y ago
And all of it accessible only so long as you keep paying (and paying, and paying).
Back to discs, for me.
A year ago, when I saw how large my friends' collection of Bluerays and DVD's had grown, I thought they were taking things a bit far.
Now, not so much. At least, for content you want to watch more than once.
Since I moved, my local library is a significant drive away. But I've also been meaning to get over there and have a look at the current state of their collection, as well.
I don't need to see the latest thing, right away. So, this will work well, for me.
P.S. My friends have a rather nice viewing set up. And if it's the two of them, that's getting up towards $20 for two tickets to the theater -- for first releases. Invite a couple of friends over to their place, and even with Blueray purchases, they've already saved over the price of tickets. And... no unwanted distractions.
- Fricken 9y agoYou don't need to subscribe to all the services at once, you can do them one at a time.
- TallGuyShort 9y agoThis worked for me. I wanted to watch 2 shows on HBO. I signed up for a free trial, watched 2 shows in 2 months, and paid $14.95. Now they don't have anything I want to watch, so I canceled. Side note: Last night I was in a hotel with hundreds of channels including HBO, and there was nothing to watch, so I watched Netflix, which costs probably less than 10% of what I would pay for the hotel's selection at home.