Fair enough. I find the wandering around the store doesn't suit me so much, whereas being able to throw things on my Netflix queue as I think of them works quite well. Plus I'm lucky enough to be able to mail things from work with no more effort that it takes to reach up and put it in the mail slot, so the convenience factor is amazing.
I don't know if you have (digital) cable, but Comcast actually has a moderate selection of free somewhat older movies in their On Demand thingy (as well as some that cost ~$4), for those times when the video store is closed or the weather is bad.
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Date: 2006-05-11 06:11 am (UTC)I don't know if you have (digital) cable, but Comcast actually has a moderate selection of free somewhat older movies in their On Demand thingy (as well as some that cost ~$4), for those times when the video store is closed or the weather is bad.