Yup, and now they only support filtering as an add-on to other streaming services, which is a completely different business. I was interested because they had

Yup, and now they only support filtering as an add-on to other streaming services, which is a completely different business. I was interested because they had a way to rent movies for $1, which I think is a fair price for older titles (I'd actually pay $2 for older titles). I feel like their business was essentially Redbox, but with a more efficient way of transferring product from one person to another, with a layer of customizable filtering on top. That seemed completely legit to me, but apparently copyright law doesn't agree.