i would not do netflix

[nullnor]

i went to watch a few movies. had a name and password from a friend. and any movie i went to watch wasn't immediately available to watch. had to order it from the mail. there were other movies i could watch immediately but not the older ones i wanted.

what a crap ****ing service. lol.

now thats a business and stock that deserves to be hammered and out of business.

i can tell you. netflix won't be around much longer.

[SeaDogStat]

i went to watch a few movies. had a name and password from a friend. and any movie i went to watch wasn't immediately available to watch. had to order it from the mail. there were other movies i could watch immediately but not the older ones i wanted.

what a crap ****ing service. lol.

now thats a business and stock that deserves to be hammered and out of business.

i can tell you. netflix won't be around much longer.

Well, if this doesn't draw Papa Deuce outta the nether regions and back onto the RJ boards, nothing will...

[nullnor]

Well, if this doesn't draw Papa Deuce outta the nether regions and back onto the RJ boards, nothing will...

lol, i wish.

some WWI movies.

http://www.solarmovie.eu/link/play/810072/

http://www.putlocker.com/file/1TXPUE038UQSSWO8#

click low quality

[The Dane]

Wow. I love Netflix. Of course, I do not stream anything, so I can't speak to that service, but I set up movies on my queue and movies show up in my mail. I watch them when I want and send them back. I spend zero time keeping myself watching whatever movie I want. Their DVD database is very extensive, even with foreign and oddball hard-to-find films. I especially like it for watching TV series that I miss (which is ALL now, because I don't really watch TV). Netflix rules.

And while I haven't been following their stock lately, last I heard it was WAY up.

[B-Fly]

We have the streaming-only service because it's so much cheaper, but yeah, there have been too many times when the particular thing we want to see isn't available for streaming. And my understanding for why this is so is that when Netflix initially bought the right to distribute these films for rent, the contracts did not include the right to stream, so those permissions have to be negotiated/purchased separately. I love streaming logistically, I just hope that as time passes they'll get all the streaming rights.

[johnnya24]

Had Netflix since Christmas ... amazing value for money, and a flawless service so far.

Since just before House of Cards was released, stock value is up 100%.

[Long John]

would you, could you, in a boat?
could you, would you, with a goat?

I would not, could not, in a boat
I could not, would not, with a goat
I do not like them in a tree
I do not like them, SeaDog, you'll see
I do not like them here or there
I do not like them anywhere
I would not, could not do Netflix
I Nullnor will not watch those pics!

[johnnya24]

would you, could you, in a boat?
could you, would you, with a goat?

I would not, could not, in a boat
I could not, would not, with a goat
I do not like them in a tree
I do not like them, SeaDog, you'll see
I do not like them here or there
I do not like them anywhere
I would not, could not do Netflix
I Nullnor will not watch those pics!

Don't get high on your own supply dude

[MagSeven]

WE have subscribed to the DVD service for almost 2 years and it has been wonderful. We eliminated the streaming because there wasn't anything worth watching. Their "New Releases" were movies from 10 years ago.

[overkill94]

I mostly use the streaming as a sort of DVR in my bedroom so that I can watch episodes of Parks and Rec, Scrubs, South Park, etc. while falling asleep. It's also been great for catching up on series like Lost, Dexter, and The West Wing. It's definitely worthless for new releases, but I still have a decent amount of movies I'm excited to see in my queue.

[B-Fly]

I mostly use the streaming as a sort of DVR in my bedroom so that I can watch episodes of Parks and Rec, Scrubs, South Park, etc. while falling asleep. It's also been great for catching up on series like Lost, Dexter, and The West Wing. It's definitely worthless for new releases, but I still have a decent amount of movies I'm excited to see in my queue.

I agree. We too use it mostly for streaming TV series, both current and off-the-air. They don't tend to get the major studio releases, but we can often find those in the public library for free rental - that's how we saw The Hunger Games. They do have lots of recent documentaries as well as lots of older studio films. And plenty of stuff for the kids, so whenever we need it we can always pull up a new Sesame Street, Super Why, Wonder Pets, etc.

[Stephen]

And plenty of stuff for the kids, so whenever we need it we can always pull up a new Sesame Street, Super Why, Wonder Pets, etc.

Do you find yourself asking, "Who do you want to save today?"

[B-Fly]

Do you find yourself asking, "Who do you want to save today?"

I was thinking of getting a sign for my conference room saying "What's gonna work? Teamwork!" But then I think better of it. To the FlyBoat!

[Stephen]

Safe to assume that Ming Ming is your favorite?

[bryanbutler]

i picture B-Fly as more of a Linny type guy...