smackababy
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It was either that or Hot Pursuit.
Were those the only two movies available? I would certainly not see either.
It was either that or Hot Pursuit.
Were those the only two movies available? I would certainly not see either.
3 weeks ago i rented 50 shades of gray (TO WATCH WITH MY WIFE I SWEAR!! oh, and the movie was terrible) from redbox.
cliffs:
- redbox movie flew off car and gone for good
- redbox refunded me $15 out of the $36 (17 day max charge)
- 50 shades of gray was a terrible movie.
Do you still use Redbox?
Have you seen the newest 50 shades movies (unrated)? Asking for my wife.
Yep I still use Redbox regularly, but I have not seen another 50 Shades movie since that POS.Do you still use Redbox?
Have you seen the newest 50 shades movies (unrated)? Asking for my wife.
Yeah it's about the quality, sound more so than video for me.I haven't touched a Redbox in probably 3+ years. Whats the point anymore? Aren't there tons of streaming services where you can just stream it to your home?
Given, I guess for ultra quality people it's not going to be bluray quality.
Most newer releases won't be on streaming platforms right away I've found. And the cost to rent a movie from Amazon is generally more expensive than redbox, so if it's not totally inconvenient, I'll go to redbox.I haven't touched a Redbox in probably 3+ years. Whats the point anymore? Aren't there tons of streaming services where you can just stream it to your home?
Given, I guess for ultra quality people it's not going to be bluray quality.
Most new releases are streaming on FIOS before Redbox has em. Usually like 3-4 weeks early.Most newer releases won't be on streaming platforms right away I've found. And the cost to rent a movie from Amazon is generally more expensive than redbox, so if it's not totally inconvenient, I'll go to redbox.
Most newer releases won't be on streaming platforms right away I've found. And the cost to rent a movie from Amazon is generally more expensive than redbox, so if it's not totally inconvenient, I'll go to redbox.
Most new releases are streaming on FIOS before Redbox has em. Usually like 3-4 weeks early.
Most new releases are streaming on FIOS before Redbox has em. Usually like 3-4 weeks early.
Yeah I thought I remembered reading articles that Hollywood lobbying that RedBox actually gets them LATER than other places.... Basically, giving hollywood-based owned streaming platforms a leg up.
I haven't touched a Redbox in probably 3+ years. Whats the point anymore? Aren't there tons of streaming services where you can just stream it to your home?
Given, I guess for ultra quality people it's not going to be bluray quality.
