I have a fair amount of DVDs. I have DVDs I've never watched. But I also have a Netflix queue with over 350 discs and 90+ in the instant view queue. They are totally separate pursuits.
I'm curious to know if this will make a difference to their bottom line--it probably doesn't make a significant difference to their production costs to not include them, so it's all about strongarming the consumer into buying. But I just don't see it working.
Me either...I only buy my very favorite things, though.
If buying is the only way to get a commentary or extra feature, I probably just won't get it.
Ayup. Especially with Netflix streaming being essentially free.
Husband rented "Street Kings." This is a bad movie.
Isn't Keanu Reeves the lead actor in it?
I know, I know. I can't deny my husband access to the Netflix queue, no matter how tempting.
Does Chris Evans at least strip down at some point to make it worth suffering through?
Nope. It's got a lot of actors that I've liked in different movies at different times, slogging through a lot of crap dialogue.
Keanu doesn't actually do so bad.
DH actually liked Street Kings. Me, not so much.
I just watched
Before Sunrise.
As expected, I loved it. I have
Before Sunset
sitting on my DVR, but I will wait a while to watch it. Not ten years, but a while.