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It actually sounds pretty terrible to pay $10/mo to watch a single show. Sure, they will let you watch other stuff, but if you just want the one show you still
by dexterdog 4y ago
It actually sounds pretty terrible to pay $10/mo to watch a single show. Sure, they will let you watch other stuff, but if you just want the one show you still pay what amounts to almost an entire netflix subscription. You can own the blurays of all 3 seasons (a much higher quality video stream) for under $60 and likely even cheaper on a special which you can then keep or sell.
- lotsofpulp 4y ago>You can own the blurays of all 3 seasons (a much higher quality video stream) for under $60 and likely even cheaper on a special which you can then keep or sell. That is great, an additional option for people that want to watch, My point is people’s problem is not accessibility, it is price. When I was younger, accessibility itself was the problem, but that problem is resolved for almost all popular media now.
- over_bridge 4y agoI once spent 20 min trying to find which streaming service had the latest season of the Orville in New Zealand. Turns out none of them do. I tried to find a digital copy on every store I could think of and failed. I looked for the Blu-ray and learned that Fox isn't ever releasing one. The whole time in the back of my mind I knew exactly where I could find it for free without any pain at all. In my book if there's no legitimate way to get a digital copy then I'm sailing the high seas. The golden age of streaming is over.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoYes, I cannot blame anyone for pirating if media producers want to gate their products behind artificial hurdles. You should be able to quickly reach at least one legal way to instantly pay and watch from the official content website.
- dylan604 4y ago>It actually sounds pretty terrible to pay $10/mo to watch a single show Yet people pay >$10 per ~2 hour feature at the theater.