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Re: Bad News for Netflix viewers
terzaghi #285806 01/07/10 06:57 PM
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Only 5 of the hundreds of disks I rented from Netflix in the last year were new releases. 3 of the 8 new releases I watched I rented from the local Blockbuster because I didn’t want to wait for Netflix to ship them because there was a wait. Since I wait for months after the theatrical release to see a movie anyway, waiting another lunar month isn’t going to kill me.

What’s bothersome to me is that some companies are shipping “watered down” versions of the movies to the rental places. If part of the agreement it to also eliminate that (hope it is) then I don‘t mind it so much. Though on general principle and following the slippery slope argument I don’t like this at all. What’s next?


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Re: Bad News for Netflix viewers
CatBrat #285807 01/07/10 06:59 PM
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 Originally Posted By: CatBrat
Hmmm. I've had about 200 movies in my Netflix queue for the past 3 years. It's usually a little over a year from the time I add one until I actually get to watch it.


Ever use the "move to top of queue" feature? I have only about 10-20 movies in my queue at a time, and at least half of them have been on there for 6-8 months because I keep moving other stuff to the top. I guess I really don't want to see some of them that bad.


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Re: Bad News for Netflix viewers
CatBrat #285809 01/07/10 07:03 PM
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OH, just read the part about how this could lead to more instant streaming availability. If that is indeed the case I think it won't be half bad. But if i don't see a noticeable increase in quality streaming releases out of the deal I might be one of many members who cancel their service.


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Re: Bad News for Netflix viewers
terzaghi #285812 01/07/10 07:04 PM
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 Originally Posted By: terzaghi
Ever use the "move to top of queue" feature?


Yes, but rarely. I guess I must of put them there for a reason (a year ago), so I just watch them all in-line. I did top of queue for the latest animation movie (pre-quel) that Dean mentioned. Something about paper, don't remember the name.

Re: Bad News for Netflix viewers
CatBrat #285826 01/07/10 07:16 PM
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 Originally Posted By: CatBrat
 Originally Posted By: terzaghi
Ever use the "move to top of queue" feature?


Yes, but rarely. I guess I must of put them there for a reason (a year ago), so I just watch them all in-line. I did top of queue for the latest animation movie (pre-quel) that Dean mentioned. Something about paper, don't remember the name.



“R.O.D the TV?” It’s the prequel/sequel to “Read of Die” a stand alone movie. It covers the time span the movie falls in though both are stand alone stories.


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Re: Bad News for Netflix viewers
grunt #285829 01/07/10 07:20 PM
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Yeah. "Read or Die" the movie. I just got an e-mail notification that Netflix has sent it.

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