> You can basically find any movie for rent/purchase on Apple TV Store (formerly iTunes Movies) or Vudu If you look closely at film ownership and licensing, yo

> You can basically find any movie for rent/purchase on Apple TV Store (formerly iTunes Movies) or Vudu If you look closely at film ownership and licensing, you'll know why this is not true. The production gold standard for content + commentary is Criterion Collection, who now have their own streaming service in addition to their blu-rays for restored films. Everything else is an unpredictable puzzle palace of variable quality, license availability windows, free-with-ads, digital codes or exclusivity when a studio (e.g. MGM, Paramount) is bought/sold by a streaming service. Vudu has a good service where you can get an HD digital copy for $2 if you own the bluray. Max 100 titles/year. But as usual, the selection of films for "Disc to Digital" is a random output of license quagmires.