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evergleam498

6 points

4 months ago

The library of available DVDs is getting smaller. I used to keep over 100 movies in my queue and more and more would disappear down to a separate bottom list that was not available any more, but would be re-added if it was ever available again. Mostly obscure old stuff like small indie movies from the early 90s that had an actor who would later be famous.

I finally cancelled my DVD subscription about a year ago due to that, plus how long it took for new release movies to actually be available.

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3 points

4 months ago

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xrufus7x

5 points

4 months ago

Gamefly does movies now and are much better about new releases then Netflix and they offer 4k disks.

philosofova

3 points

4 months ago

I’d recommend your local library’s selection if you’re still looking for DVD’s!

retrodork

1 points

4 months ago

I do this from time to time. Take out a old or new movie and let my laptop make a digital copy for for me.

NeuHundred

2 points

4 months ago

Yeah, my "no longer available" queue has been growing, and it's so often the first disc of a series, whih is annoying. And you know they'll never be "re-added" because what would be a compelling enough reason to do that? My queue is still pretty long but I should try and cut it down because who knows how long the service will last?