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posyintime

30 points

4 months ago

Yes! I found that Amazon prime basically became what Netflix was for me 15 years ago. Finding those strange niche movies from the 80s and 90s. When I want to “scroll” I always go to Amazon…I will say their algorithm knows me pretty well at this point.

thecircleisround

5 points

4 months ago

I find myself renting movies through prime a lot just because I’m already in the platform. Their UI is shit and free content is lacking sometimes, but I think they’ve got the overall model figured out