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Josh or Todd Erwin are probably your best sources for figuring out the wrinkles of the whole system.

The answers to that question are infinite. MA is an absolute, then your preferred one, Apple in my case, and maybe a fallback or two. Lionsgate is the PITA, since they don’t do MA. Just dig out some movies and enter their codes and start exploring.

You don't need to have the disc. Just the code. It's actually kind of cool. You can have online access to your movies, and can play them from wherever you want. Such as, sometimes I just want to put a movie on, and go to my online list and pick something. The quality is good, but where I...

Some of the branding is terrible. What genius at Apple decided to call their streaming device an AppleTV, their subscription service AppleTV+ and the app AppleTV, or whatever it is? The app is the biggest fail in Apple history. It is the least user friendly thing I've ever dealt with. And...

It's not a subscription. I was hoping I spelled that out. No subscription involved. As I said, you pay for a movie, and that's the only thing you ever pay for, except your internet access, of course.

John, you might just get a basic Roku and sign up for MA and/or a couple movie services. Apple really is probably the best. It doesn't cost anything to have it, and you only pay once for the titles you buy. I just know there are quite a few favorite titles that have only ever been available...