Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>It's easier to stay home and rent them thru Comcast.<< That's what we do, too. It's more expensive per movie that way, but I don't have time to watch nearly as much as I did years ago anyway.
Originally Posted By Daannzzz We have Apple TV and through that get Netflix streaming. I have over 100 movies in my queue for Apple TV which I can not afford to watch in a fast manner. I have about 30 in the Netflix queue but most of them are not as exciting. The list of available films on Netflix does not change a whole lot.But it is okay. We have watched lots of great documetaries. HOWEVER... watching movies, TV shows and such through Netfilx can be a huge chore as the movies freeze and don't come back for a while, or freeze every few minutes. Sometimes the sound disappears. When we view a movie through Apple they have been 90% better as far as glitches go.
Originally Posted By markymouse We dropped Netflix by mail and half way expect to drop Netflix streaming before long. If I keep it, it will be for tv shows, not movies. When you look through the list of new releases in instant, it looks like what you'd make up for a joke about how bad it is. Here are a few of the new offerings Beer Pong Saved My Life Hiss (apparently a pretty woman turns into a snake) a documentary on the founder of Jelly Belly a Korean soft core "romance" Kong Returns to the Jungle (animated) I'm keeping it for now because it does carry some tv shows I'm interested in. But for movies, we've switched to buying them from Amazon instant. And grabbing a kids' movie from the public library. Can't beat the price.
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 ^^^ That was my issue to. If I wanted to see a new movie right away I had to wait. Now I just order a movie from Direct TV. It's funny I've been getting several emails from Netflix to come back. But as a consumer who hasn't been satisfied in the past year with them I'm choosing to stay away.
