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golfballs said:
If you watch a lot of movies it’s way more cost effective than subscribing to all the different streaming services and paying on a per rental basis
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Isn't the catalog of what's available a lot bigger as well for the DVDs? Like pretty much anything?
 
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golfballs said:
If you watch a lot of movies it’s way more cost effective than subscribing to all the different streaming services and paying on a per rental basis
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I’m actually surprised how many folks I see at Red Box in front of Kroger and Walgreens. Guess it makes sense if you want the latest releases.

I haven’t turned my Blu-ray player on in well over a year if not longer. I’ve considered getting rid of it.
 
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burntorangeVOLffle said:
I’m actually surprised how many folks I see at Red Box in front of Kroger and Walgreens. Guess it makes sense if you want the latest releases.

I haven’t turned my Blu-ray player on in well over a year if not longer. I’ve considered getting rid of it.
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My Blu-ray player is unplugged and placed in a closet. I couldn't tell you the last time it's been turned on. Or last time I've played one of my hundreds of owned DVDs.
 
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tnhunter 10 said:
My Blu-ray player is unplugged and placed in a closet. I couldn't tell you the last time it's been turned on. Or last time I've played one of my hundreds of owned DVDs.
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I converted most of my DVD's to digital back when Vudu was doing that for $1/movie. Should've done all of them when I had the chance.

I was dying to watch Blood In Blood Out because so many people said it's cool but I've never seen it. It's not streaming anywhere and it's never on TV, so I bought the DVD for $5 on Amazon and it took 2 months to get here. Still haven't watched it yet because I have to sit at my computer to do that. I don't have a DVD player.
 
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n_huffhines said:
I converted most of my DVD's to digital back when Vudu was doing that for $1/movie. Should've done all of them when I had the chance.

I was dying to watch Blood In Blood Out because so many people said it's cool but I've never seen it. It's not streaming anywhere and it's never on TV, so I bought the DVD for $5 on Amazon and it took 2 months to get here. Still haven't watched it yet because I have to sit at my computer to do that. I don't have a DVD player.
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That is a good movie.
You can buy dvd players for $20-30. I remember when the PS4 came out, I talked my wife into buying it because she could also use it as a DVD/Blu-Ray player. My PS4 hasn't been turned on in a couple of years.
 
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I use my old ps3. It’s nice that the remote is radio so I can keep it in on my AV rack out of sight. I’ve played video games on it maybe a handful of times. I bought it mostly to be a Blu-ray player
 
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tnhunter 10 said:
That is a good movie.
You can buy dvd players for $20-30. I remember when the PS4 came out, I talked my wife into buying it because she could also use it as a DVD/Blu-Ray player. My PS4 hasn't been turned on in a couple of years.
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For whatever reason, the player on my XBox won't work but otherwise the machine works fine.
 
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We really enjoyed Mr. Inbetween, so my husband had the idea to look for more Australian shows/movies to watch on Netflix.
Just finished up a pretty good show called Wanted. Only 3 seasons. I would recommend.
 
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