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I use exactly two approaches. First is I buy movies (and sometimes TV shows) on iTunes. Second, I do pirate. But for me, I only pirate when the movie I'm loo
by abruzzi 4y ago
I use exactly two approaches. First is I buy movies (and sometimes TV shows) on iTunes. Second, I do pirate. But for me, I only pirate when the movie I'm looking for is not available. The moment I can buy it on iTunes, I do, and ditch the pirated copy that I have. So for me it is entirely about availability. And before anyone says that if I subscribed to a half dozen steaming services I'd have that availability, I'll say that most, if not all the movies that I have pirated are very obscure things that I have never seen on any service--Baby of Macon, Meet the Feebles, Underground, and (surprisingly) most recently Spider.
- bartread 4y ago> First is I buy movies (and sometimes TV shows) on iTunes. This approach is starting to make a lot more sense to me: I suspect we may have reached the point where, based on my own consumption (i.e., anecdata), this could be cheaper than maintaining subscriptions to multiple different services.