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From what I've seen the video and audio quality is stunning and I'd really love to watch the whole thing. I don't necessarily want a Disney subscription just fo
by weinzierl 3y ago
From what I've seen the video and audio quality is stunning and I'd really love to watch the whole thing. I don't necessarily want a Disney subscription just for that, if I can avoid it. Does anyone know if it is available in good quality elsewhere. (I have no idea if that is even still a thing, but I do not have a Blu-ray player either.)
- lostlogin 3y agoThe first three rules of Fight Club would appear to apply here.
- weinzierl 3y agoI don't want to pirate it either.
- afavour 3y agoAccording to Wikipedia it’s on Bluray and DVD.
- derwiki 3y agoAnd my library has the DVD available to rent for free!
- schuyler2d 3y agoI've made my peace with occasionally subscribing to services for one month, binging a queue (not too big) of things they mete out slowly and cancelling immediately. If you think of it as paying for a package deal it feels like it works out price-wise (unless you're avoiding subscription to eg support the writers strike)
- criddell 3y agoWe subscribed to Disney+ for one month to watch it. I think a month is something like $10 which is a pretty good deal even if you only are going to watch one series. We watched an hour or so a night over about 3 weeks. We ended up watching Get Back (which was great!), Mandalorian (it was good), and one or two other series that we never finished because they just weren't very good.
- bigwheeler 3y agoI can see how the first two do, but I'm not so sure about the third...
- hairofadog 3y agoI usually subscribe and then immediately unsubscribe. You get the service for a month, no need to remember to cancel. It’s just like renting a movie, and (to me) definitely worth it for Get Back. I wasn’t expecting it to be as good as it was; I was engrossed and plowed through it, and thought about it a lot for a couple weeks afterward.