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Many new movies don't have a "streaming" license for a while and your only option is "buying" them. It's also cheaper if you have a family and don't intend to
by makeitdouble 4y ago
Many new movies don't have a "streaming" license for a while and your only option is "buying" them.
It's also cheaper if you have a family and don't intend to watch it together at once, or even in a single day. It's also more flexible regarding which device can play the movie (iTunes rentals were bound to the device clicking the play button lady time I tried)
It's way more niche than a few decades ago, but there's a bunch of cases where buying is a better choice.
- vel0city 4y ago> your only option is "buying" them. No, there's always another option: not watching the movie.