when did Blockbuster start this?

[Gibson486]

Their rent instore all access service is now teh suck.

In the past, you returned the movies at the store, rented movies, and they sent out more movies from your que the next day....now you return the movies and they do not send out movies from your que until you return the movies you rented from the store. BOOOOO!!!!!

Netflix....I am coming back!

 

[ballmode]

blockbuster will die soon

redbox > netflix > ballbuster

 

[newnameman]

Q-U-E-U-E

 

[Rumpltzer]

Originally posted by: newnameman
Q-U-E-U-E

Que?

Yeah, it's almost a little sad that Blockbuster will die soon, but they're also kind of asking for it. I'm actually surprised that they've held out for this long already.

 

[xSauronx]

Originally posted by: ballmode
blockbuster will die soon

redbox > netflix > ballbuster

is redbox the store service with the vending machines?

i lub my netflix.

 

[DaveSimmons]

You won't find classics like Against the Dark in a redbox.

Netflix > all

 

[TwiceOver]

Yeah, I'm thinking about going back to Netflix. I don't see BB lasting much longer. All the shelves besides games and new releases are fairly empty. Almost everything you see on a shelf is available for used sale.

 

[LilPima]

Originally posted by: xSauronx



is redbox the store service with the vending machines?

i lub my netflix.

Yes it is sir.

 

[zinfamous]

Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
You won't find classics like Against the Dark in a redbox.

Netflix > all

yeah, no shite. doesn't redbox only carry the top 10 or so most popular new releases at any given time?


...which would mean 90% of their content is unwatchable. I'm thinking of those machines that hang outside of Jewel, Wallgreens, wherever in Chicago.