[quote=doubledenim][quote=John McClane][quote=doubledenim][font=century gothic]Good to see I wasn�t the only one to see [i]Bloodshot[/i].

It will always be remembered as my last movie seen in a theater :suspicious:[/font][/quote]
Oh God, I am so sorry you went out on that one. Ya went down with the ship, matey.[/quote]

[font=century gothic]We were :suspicious: of everyone in there. Waiting for someone to cough or sniffle.[/font][/quote]

[quote=Allaby]Judas and the Black Messiah is on HboMax in the U.S, only.  I'm in Canada so I had to pay to rent it.  It's an excellent film and I would definitely recommend it.[/quote]

[quote=doubledenim][quote=Allaby][quote=doubledenim][font=century gothic]Has anybody been pulling the trigger on $20 “home theatrical” release movies? 

I understand the price accounting for multiple viewers, but where is the math behind this? Do they know that nobody watches movies by themself.

First blush is these films would do better @ $10.[/font][/quote]

Yeah, I rented Promising Young Woman for 24.99.  I loved the film so I don't regret it.  I also rented News of the World for 24.99 when it first came out.  That was good, but not great.  Most recently, I rented Judas nd the Black Messiah for 24.99.  It was excellent.[/quote]

[font=century gothic]I thought [i]JatBM[/i] was on HBOMax.[/font][/quote]

[quote=Austruck]I tend to buy digital stuff from Amazon. If there's a price difference, it's typically Amazon that has the lower price. (This is especially true for music.) Then I can watch on pretty much any device/TV I use for streaming, and I can also download to a Fire tablet for viewing offline (such as on planes or trains). 

We also subscribe to Prime, Netflix, Hulu, and we still have cable TV so we have HBO Max and things like Showtime Anytime through that.  And yet we tend to watch the same three or four channels anyway. :D (Hubby is reticent to cut the cable cord, though I'm long past ready.)[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]I swear, I have gotten 3 times as many trouble tickets as everyone else this past month. I'm convinced they got me setup as the default assignee.[/quote]

[quote=Wyldesyde19][quote=Allaby][quote=Wyldesyde19]Amazon prime streaming has such a great selection, even for the free stuff that�s available.  The sheer amount will keep you busy for months.  It�s my go to film streaming experience[/quote]

I do really like Amazon Prime, although the Criterion Channel is my favourite streaming service.[/quote]

If I had Criterion, that would be my number #1 with Amazon behind it.  
I aim to hopefully subscribe to it by the end of the year.[/quote]

[quote=Allaby][quote=Wyldesyde19]Amazon prime streaming has such a great selection, even for the free stuff that�s available.  The sheer amount will keep you busy for months.  It�s my go to film streaming experience[/quote]

I do really like Amazon Prime, although the Criterion Channel is my favourite streaming service.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane][quote=doubledenim][font=century gothic]Good to see I wasn�t the only one to see [i]Bloodshot[/i].

It will always be remembered as my last movie seen in a theater :suspicious:[/font][/quote]
Oh God, I am so sorry you went out on that one. Ya went down with the ship, matey.[/quote]

[quote=Wyldesyde19]Amazon prime streaming has such a great selection, even for the free stuff that�s available.  The sheer amount will keep you busy for months.  It�s my go to film streaming experience[/quote]

[quote=ynwtf]I just stick with Amazon. I don't rent newer releases often though as the prices are kind of high IMO. But I do sub to Netflix, HBO, and Amazon Prime. Between the three I'm satisfied with their available options.[/quote]

[quote=Yoda]If it's only in one place, obviously there. If it's in more than one, the cheapest, though very often it's the same price (sometimes it's $1 cheaper somewhere, though). If everything is totally equal...then Google Play, since a lot of stuff is tied into my Google account and I find their app to be among the more stable for casting/renting/downloading.[/quote]