A History of Violence

Null · 03-31-2006, 02:53 PM

i dont know how some of you can wait so long to see some of these movies

Professor S · 03-31-2006, 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Null

i dont know how some of you can wait so long to see some of these movies

I rent so much from Netflix that I get "throttled" and I can;t get new releases for a few weeks.

manasecret · 03-31-2006, 08:00 PM

I've heard about that Netflixx throttling, does it bother you?

Blockbuster is no better. All of the huge new releases on DVD that came out after the Oscars were out of stock for three weeks. I've been about five times and they have none of them everytime. I think it's screwing them because they have guaranteed in stock on a bunch of them, and they are definitely not in stock. I still haven't been able to get History of Violence from them. I gave up and borrowed my friend's downloaded copy.

But it is New Orleans. Considering half the city's street lights are still out and huge potholes even worse than those that plagued nola before Katrina abound, not to mention people still not having places to live etc. -- what Blockbuster has in stock is not a huge worry.

Teuthida · 03-31-2006, 08:08 PM

I could have sworn we had a movie forum around here somewhere...

Professor S · 04-01-2006, 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by manasecret

I've heard about that Netflixx throttling, does it bother you?

Not really. I watch A LOT of movies (about 6 a week, if not more) so I can see how Netflix would throttle me because they think I might be pirating. That is the reason why they do it.

With my tastes, I watch a lot of movies from the silent era to modern film, so there is always something I want to see thats available. I just queue the movie and when it becomes available I jump it to the top of my list.

On a side note, I am amazed with Netflix and how quickly they process your movies. One business day? Thats insane.

And Teuthida, whatever are you talking about?