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[QUOTE="nwhoopfan, post: 4753980, member: 7894"]
Rant mode:  on.  So Netflix is now officially out of the DVD rental business (as of yesterday).  When that was announced, I thought Redbox might step in to fill the void, but it appears the opposite.  They hardly get any new releases anymore, and several kiosks near me have disappeared recently.  So I guess the obvious conclusion is that the whole idea of watching movies on DVD is dying.  That must be what the majority have shown they want by their viewing preferences, but not me man!  I'm pretty irked.  Streaming is really not that good of a replacement, at least not the way it has worked out.  I check out what's coming to Netflix and Amazon Prime streaming each month...and it's usually not much.  Not enough to bother subscribing.  Maybe if I subscribed to about 6 different streaming services I could catch most of the movies I want to see, but there's no way I'm doing that.  I think the days of Blockbuster and Hollywood Video w/ brick and mortar locations that had most of the movies I wanted to see was far better than what we have now.  Progress sucks!
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