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Jim Robbins

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Boy what a bargain! Just $20 to $30 dollars for a SD movie. That should go over like DIVX! If they want to interest folks, try HD mpeg4 versions.
 

Aaron_Brez

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It's not bad for a rental (I thought I saw $0.99, but I could be wrong), but at 1.5GB at 480x320 resolution (or perhaps something different-- but it's ~150,000 pixels, whatever it is) I agree... the sale price needs work.
 

Parker Clack

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I really see this going over like a lead balloon.

The pricing should be half of what they would get for the same thing on disc. They aren't selling you anything other than the movie.
 

Ruz-El

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Agreed, these shouldn't realy be over the $6 range. I haven't looked into it, but they should also be permanent download if they arent already, DIVX and rippable to DVD.
 

Aaron_Brez

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You can permanently download if you want, and copy the file to DVD, but you can only play it back on the original machine. I'm going with "Thumbs down", unless you want a cheap rental when your only screen is your laptop or a crummy hotel TV.
 

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