Netflix getting rid of DVD's

[JR7302001]

http://blog.movies.yahoo.com/blog/43...ho-prefer-dvds

[Lukester]

Netflix slightly going ahead of the times.

Blockbuster...how they remain in biz with that large overhead baffles me.

[JR7302001]

Originally Posted by Lukester

Netflix slightly going ahead of the times.

Blockbuster...how they remain in biz with that large overhead baffles me.

They said they are going to drastically change things, in the end I think Blockbuster will eventually fold.

[patswin]

hopefully they add more to their steaming offerings soon, that would help

[Lukester]

I never rent at the store, PPV or watch online and don't plan to in the future. The reason is I keep/collect most of the DVDs I buy.

If it means for me to buy used DVDs because they won't release them in that format anymore then I will. I will not buy them at Blockbuster or Rogers because their previously viewed DVDs are sealed and I cannot see the condition of the disc, They tell me "It's guaranteed to play or bring them back at no hassle"...I prefer the smaller shop and pay a dollar more for no scratches or fingerprints. Thank You.

Walmart sells alot of new DVDs and even Blue Rays at a lesser price than used ones!!! But I'm not interested in most, if not all of them.

I know NetFlix will be successful by going avant-garde cuz that's what joe public wants.

[QuadzillaXXX]

love netflix.......blockbuster just closed its last store in this area, few years ago they had over 20 locations