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Yeah... but you’re still shelling out for that 236 GB $93...which works out to $0.33 per GB...that's pretty steep...plus the speed isn't anything special either
I’m right there with you on this... the way digital movies are priced here makes things feel totally backwards. In the States and other major markets, you can grab a movie for under $10, but over here, they’re ridiculously overpriced—we're talking nearly $45 for a single title. Honestly, it just doesn't feel worth the hit to my wallet (not that I have money to throw around anyway). I’d much rather head down to the local video rental shop or just stick to my Xfinity subscription and grab about 15 downloads a month via their flat rate. Until those prices actually make sense, I’m staying away from buying movies, no matter how much I love them.
Austin Roberts8 said:Did everyone just forget about Sin City Batman and V for Vendetta?
Those movies came out back in 2005.
Hmm... if I had to pick, these were the ones that really stood out to me:
Borat
Children of Men
The Departed
Casino Royale
Babel
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
...
I'm also looking forward to seeing how these turn out...
The Prestige
Flags of Our Fathers
The Good Shepherd
The Fountain
Saw 3
Any disappointments?
Superman Returns
Spike from Cowboy Bebop...
Mugan from Samurai Champloo.