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You can’t find them to rent on iTunes and similar platforms?
by pwthornton 1y ago
You can’t find them to rent on iTunes and similar platforms?
- VWWHFSfQ 1y agoI'm guessing they can. They just don't want to.
- exe34 1y agoNo, they explained they don't want to scrub through each and every rent-seeker app to find which one has it.
- hahn-kev 1y agoThere's plenty of stuff that isn't listed there
- tarnith 1y agoWho wants to rent? I have money, give me a file for money. DRM is laughable anyway, if you give me the data I have the file if I really want it. Let me, the consumer, legally purchase a high res copy of media I can own. Why is this so hard?
- Me1000 1y agoNot OP, but yes believe it or not it's impossible to find certain movies anywhere other than pirating them. One example is "Pirates of Silicon Valley", I watched it when I was young and recently wanted to watch it again. I pay for basically all the streaming services, I'm would have been happy to rent it from any service at all. I spent several hours trying to find a way to pay to watch it and never could.
- chollida1 1y agoI'm pretty sure i just watched that via apple+. But your point generally valid regardless.
- Me1000 1y agoThis is an old relatively low budget TV movie, it's not on TV+ (which I subscribe to). Nor can you rent it on iTunes, it doesn't even show up when you search for it. Same for Prime Video, etc.
- chollida1 1y agohttps://tv.apple.com/mx/movie/pirates-of-silicon-valley/umc.cmc.3wu87xtpt91ssk22cdt7bj1w9?l=en https://tv.apple.com/mx/movie/pirates-of-silicon-valley/umc.... ??
- standardUser 1y agoApple TV doesn't allow me to stream in my browser, so I happily pirate their content. I pay for all the other "big" streaming services that I can use like a normal person.