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Congrats. There's plenty of great PQ flicks, just depends on what you like. Good thing now about renting from Netflix is most everything new can be had on blu.
Im still waiting on my cloverfield to ship, wanna try out the audio.
Im still waiting on my cloverfield to ship, wanna try out the audio.
If you are still in the eye/ear candy stage, pick one of these:
Blu-ray Discs: Reviewer's Recommendations - AVS Forum
I won't agree with every pick, but most are worth watching (audio/video quality wise).
Diogen.
oh yeah, they have cheaper options. I thought they had a free trial, you should try it. When you search for amovie, itll say dvd and bluray. You also have to setup your account preferences for blu-ray, so that it defaults to hd instead of sd when you add a movie to your queue.
2 movies at a time unlimited is $13.99 on Net Flix. That may seem expensive until you realize that Blockbuster charges $5 a pop for a BD rental. You watch 3 movies a month and it has paid for itself. I have no issues getting my BD discs via Net Flix, I have gotten 3 BD movies the day following release on Net Flix. Never had an issue.
Netflix's BD selection and availability has greatly improved from the shortage a few mo's ago.
Any of the Netflix plans are inexpensive if you use them. Im on the 4 out at a time plan which runs about $25/mo. I watch 3 discs per week, so that would cost me $50 in rentals from a standard store.
Any of the Netflix plans are inexpensive if you use them. Im on the 4 out at a time plan which runs about $25/mo. I watch 3 discs per week, so that would cost me $50 in rentals from a standard store.
Blockbuster is another good option for about the same prices. I only do one out at a time, since my GF has Netflix, for $8.99. If there is a BD-carrying Blockbuster in your area, for a few dollars more you can exchange in-store for a BD movie off the shelf. When I did that, I got unlimited 1-at-time via mail plus two in-store per month for $13/mo.
I'd much rather rent because most movies I only watch once before they start running them over-and-over on HBO, or later, regular TV.
I'd much rather rent because most movies I only watch once before they start running them over-and-over on HBO, or later, regular TV.
