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Boomers still love it. It’s a high tech optimization of the Blockbuster Videos they loved.
by brookst 2y ago
Boomers still love it. It’s a high tech optimization of the Blockbuster Videos they loved.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 2y agoI’m a millennial and I still enjoy it for the nostalgia trip from time to time. I have a $20 DVD player I got from Walmart a few years ago whose sole purpose is Redbox nostalgia playback. I will say it’s pretty rare I get that itch these days, since basically any movie is instantly available. Hits harder when you’re in the middle of nowhere with terrible internet though. Even then though half the time someone has offline stuff on some device
- joezydeco 2y agoThe key feature IMO was the ability to return at any terminal. When every Walmart had one it became a great resource on cross country road trips with younger kids.
- smelendez 2y agoCracker Barrel used to rent audio books on tape and CD for exactly this reason.