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Bummer. Although I have these films on disc, the convenience of Netflix streaming was great. Especially while traveling. Nothing better than arriving to some lousy east coast hotel, trying to fall asleep at 8:00 pm my time and putting on some Abbott and Costello.
It was also an easy way to introduce the films to friends. =(
Why am I not surprised our shocked?!
I've never downloaded a movie in my life, so it isn't an issue for me. But, I know a lot of you do, so, thought I'd give the heads-up. Some day, I hope to join those of you living in the 21st century! :P
Quote from: scott_of_smeg on April 30, 2013, 11:24:48 PM
Bummer. Although I have these films on disc, the convenience of Netflix streaming was great. Especially while traveling. Nothing better than arriving to some lousy east coast hotel, trying to fall asleep at 8:00 pm my time and putting on some Abbott and Costello.
It was also an easy way to introduce the films to friends. =(
I agree. These films were the main reason I have Netflix. Time to drop it and go back to my wonderful DVDs.
Quote from: Lunkenstein on May 01, 2013, 08:40:34 AM
I agree. These films were the main reason I have Netflix. Time to drop it and go back to my wonderful DVDs.
DVDs all the way for me. To me a "stream" is something to leap over to avoid getting wet.
Seems like Netflix has their head in the "clouds" (or elsewhere unsavory).