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Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft all offer paid rentals of nearly anything, on a per movie, episode, or season basis. So what you are asking for definitely
by OkGoDoIt 7y ago
Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft all offer paid rentals of nearly anything, on a per movie, episode, or season basis. So what you are asking for definitely exists. It’s just priced disproportionately high compared to the streaming packages that are popular these days.
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- toast0 7y ago$4/movie when i could get a month of X service for $8-12/month is kind of too high. Pay per episode for the TV shows I want to watch is too high almost whatever the price (who would pay anything to watch the logan's run tv series??) Maybe we can get a frequent renter's club. $20/month for 8 movies (two a week) and 20 episodes?
- jcims 7y agoThe Amazon Prime model works decent i think. Bunch of included content and stuff that’s too expensive to throw in for free gets a rental charge. Was trying to find John Wick 3 this weekend and no joy. I would have paid a premium for that.
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoI agree movies are expensive. However, I’m very okay with iTunes’s <$3 per episode. Sure it’s more than most vod subscriptions, but the shows are mine forever, and I can buy just about whatever I want. If I watched more TV overall, it might get too expensive, but I don’t, so quality over quantity.
- Wowfunhappy 7y ago* Except, annoyingly, for Netflix and Amazon originals. I waited a year for Stranger Things Season 2 to come out on BluRay. :(