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Once the genie is out of the bottle...
Man, there is no way I'll pay $20 to rent a movie. I understand that movie tickets cost a lot more money than where I'm at, so people might be fine with that price point.
"Onward" is going to be on D+ in 13 days. I think I can wait that long and save 20 bucks, probably more like 30 in Canada.
Man, there is no way I'll pay $20 to rent a movie. I understand that movie tickets cost a lot more money than where I'm at, so people might be fine with that price point.
Yeah, I think that's going to be a hard sell for a lot of people. The price needs to come down before I'll bite.
I personally have no interest in renting these for $20, but I think they are priced right.
$20 is about that I'd pay for a ticket and popcorn at the theater, and that is also for one viewing only. It's also a great deal if you have multiple people watching. For a family of 4 it would be a steal. Or if you have a few roommates who could each Apple Pay you $5 it's also a great deal.
Yeah, but they're not supplying the popcorn at home. Anyhow, how others spend their monies is their business, but I'm not doing it.I personally have no interest in these titles, but I think at $20 they are priced right.
$20 is about that I'd pay for a ticket and popcorn at the theater, and that is also for one viewing only. If I was interested in the movie, I can't lie - I'd rather stay home and watch in my theater than go out.
It's also a great deal if you have multiple people watching. For a family of 4 it would be a steal. Or if you have a few roommates who could each Apple Pay you $5 it's also a great deal.
If it works for you that's fine, if it doesn't work for me that's fine too.How about I put it this way - since none of these rentals came in place of a theatrical release and I am very happy to have the option available.