What about Netflix?

Taggart · 08-10-2007, 01:58 PM

I buy a fair amount of previously viewed DVDs from Blockbuster.

Speaking of them, here's a news article about a deal they made with Movielink:

http://hardware.broadcastnewsroom.co....jsp?id=170608

ACCER · 08-10-2007, 02:07 PM

I don't get out much (Lol) so I do tend to go out and see whatever movies interest me. We have a nice theatre here (older with comfy seats) and a ticket is $3. Tuesday is free popcorn. All you can eat. Sodas are $4 (Or you can sneak in your own) with free refills. So for rentals it's mainly foreign films, straight to DVD or documentarys that I rent. The rest I buy because I saw them at the theatre and know I want it.

aquariancore · 08-11-2007, 01:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Taggart

I buy a fair amount of previously viewed DVDs from Blockbuster.

Speaking of them, here's a news article about a deal they made with Movielink:

http://hardware.broadcastnewsroom.co....jsp?id=170608

Unfortunately, the news didn't bolster there stock.

Taggart · 08-11-2007, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by ACCER

We have a nice theatre here (older with comfy seats) and a ticket is $3. Tuesday is free popcorn. All you can eat. Sodas are $4

Until a few years ago, we had a beautiful old theatre that dated back to the vaudeville era. It's now a Chapters book store, but they've maintained the design including the stage and balcony. I think it's as tasteful as it can be under the circumstances.

I've heard of two dollar Tuesdays here, but otherwise it costs about $12 to see a show where I live.