Anyone buy movies on pay per view?
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PPV is basically a rip-off in this age of DVD. No OAR, no extras, etc.
I suppose that for some people it's an easy thing to do (that's what they count on) but I'm not that lazy.
I suppose that for some people it's an easy thing to do (that's what they count on) but I'm not that lazy.
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If my PPV options go HDTV, I might consider it (since the quality is better than DVD), but as long as they are only digital (and non-anamorphic), I'll stick with DVD purchases and rentals.
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I currently do not, but I just got an HDTV, and the quality of a good HDTV broadcast is actually better than current DVDs. So..if my cable company gets a pay channel, (HD on DEMAND?) I might consider it. (better picture, in the OAR, and 5.1 sound.)
I've actually started watching HBO again for more than just The Sopranos and Six Feet Under!
I've actually started watching HBO again for more than just The Sopranos and Six Feet Under!
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My mom does out of convenience.
#8
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No, but I might if they were OAR.
#10
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To me, PPV in its current state is the worst, unless you TIVO it and watch it later. Otherwise, you can't pause it... and the home offers many more opportunities for disruption.
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I pay-per-viewed (well, On Demand, same thing) tonight for the first time...i never do for all the reasons above. But i did tonight because i was watching Eurotrip on dvd, and it had a bad scratch in it and i couldnt watch the last couple chapters.
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Never, for all the above stated reasons




