Netflix can suck my balls

[El Dingo]

So I rented "Cowboys and Aliens" on Blu-Ray.

I had resigned myself to the fact that some 'Big Hollywood' versions were Netflix branded and omitted the extensive 'Special-Features' found on the retail version.

However, when you choose the 'Extended Version' from the fucking ON-SCREEN MENU and it tells you that is only available from the retail edition, I consider that fraud. I am no longer renting the movie from Netflix. I am renting the edited version of the movie I am allowed to see.

EDIT: Nevermind - Thank you Netflix for saving me from a longer version of this terrible, terrible movie.

[Greg_phpbb3_import1]

That chaps my hide, too.

Of course, knowing now that you get your movies from Netflix shatters all my preconceived ED notions.

[Drunk Monk]

Got tired of the DVD shuffle. Don't own a BRD. Netflis streaming has a mediocre library overall, but it's so cheap.

[El Dingo]

The funny thing is, I only subscribe so I can watch the 'Special Features' of movies I do end up liking. I only want to watch them once, so I don't need to buy the thing.

Someone needs to start a service that provides the commentary, behind-the-scenes and featurettes of the retail version.

[El Dingo]

That chaps my hide, too.

Of course, knowing now that you get your movies from Netflix shatters all my preconceived ED notions.

The Blu-Ray versions are still too large to download.

[Drunk Monk]

But what can I say? I watch a lot of stuttering pirates w/out subs. BRD? Luxury! To watch a vid, we used to have to get out of the lake at six o'clock in the morning, clean the lake, eat a handful of 'ot gravel, work twenty hour day at mill for tuppence a month, come home, and Dad would thrash us to sleep with a broken bottle, if we were lucky!



BRD. pffhht. Can you really see all that hi res? And I'm the last DOOM bro to do it until I need glasses.