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Or even non-mainstream films. Or anything more than a few years old. Or a fair number of cable TV series. Basically, if it is available on disk, Netlfix can ma
by Finnucane 8y ago
Or even non-mainstream films. Or anything more than a few years old. Or a fair number of cable TV series.
Basically, if it is available on disk, Netlfix can mail it to you. And their mailing service is pretty efficient. It's rare to have to wait long to get something.
The only annoyance is that occasionally you get a 'rental only' disk that doesn't have the extras.
- ghaff 8y ago>Basically, if it is available on disk, Netflix can mail it to you. Unfortunately, they're really letting their back catalog rot. An awful lot of things I saved in my DVD queue at some point are no longer available. In many cases, they're still available to buy but Netflix doesn't have them.
- __david__ 8y agoYeah, I've noticed this, too. It's quite sad—they used to have practically everything ever printed on disc. Now my "Saved" list is bigger than my Queue. I just noticed a couple things on it I ended up finding the discs on Amazon, so it's not like they're out of print. Just not worth stocking I guess.
- ghaff 8y agoThey basically drove most of the local rental places out of business and now are slowly dismantling their own operation for physical media. Torrents aren't really an option for most obscure stuff. So you pretty much now have to just buy media for a lot of things out of the mainstream.