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- Mr Wallstreet
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- Mr Wallstreet
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I've been hearing many great things about Crisis on 2 Earths. I'm going to netflix Crisis and buy the movie a little later on.
However, Netflix has recently struck a deal with WB that states that any time a Warner Bros. movie is released on DVD there, will be a 1 month period of lag time from when the DVD is released and when netflix will get it. The purpose of this, I suppose, is to get as many copies of their movies sold in that month as possible. Given the vast volume of Netflix customers and movies WB is probably losing more money on sales now that Netflix is a major player in DVD entertainment.
A question for you guys:
Do you buy your DVDs on Blu-Ray or continue to buy them on regular DVD format?
However, Netflix has recently struck a deal with WB that states that any time a Warner Bros. movie is released on DVD there, will be a 1 month period of lag time from when the DVD is released and when netflix will get it. The purpose of this, I suppose, is to get as many copies of their movies sold in that month as possible. Given the vast volume of Netflix customers and movies WB is probably losing more money on sales now that Netflix is a major player in DVD entertainment.
A question for you guys:
Do you buy your DVDs on Blu-Ray or continue to buy them on regular DVD format?
- Tragic Angelus
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I bought it, and it was fantastic. More later.
As for the DVD/Blu Ray, I still do DVD because I don't have a blu-ray player, and my entire collection is still DVD. Now, maybe when they do the complete switch over I'll start to move but I want a player first before starting to buy them, even though I don't really care much for the difference so far.
As for the DVD/Blu Ray, I still do DVD because I don't have a blu-ray player, and my entire collection is still DVD. Now, maybe when they do the complete switch over I'll start to move but I want a player first before starting to buy them, even though I don't really care much for the difference so far.
- Mr Wallstreet
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- Tragic Angelus
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- Tragic Angelus
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- Tragic Angelus
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- Tragic Angelus
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Books:
Forever... by Judy Blume
Rainbow Boys by Alex Sanchez
The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros
For the Young Adult Literature class I'm in again. Finished Forever... and it wasn't that great. Young true love/first love book where there's no real disease/pregnancy concesquences with sex. About 1/3 the way through Rainbow Boys, which switches every chapter between the three main characters, all of whom are young gay men in a High School who are either out, coming out, or struggling. So far it's really good.
Forever... by Judy Blume
Rainbow Boys by Alex Sanchez
The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros
For the Young Adult Literature class I'm in again. Finished Forever... and it wasn't that great. Young true love/first love book where there's no real disease/pregnancy concesquences with sex. About 1/3 the way through Rainbow Boys, which switches every chapter between the three main characters, all of whom are young gay men in a High School who are either out, coming out, or struggling. So far it's really good.