The streaming selection gets better all the time, and there are some fun documentaries. I just watched one titled "How Beer Saved the World" :)
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The streaming selection gets better all the time, and there are some fun documentaries. I just watched one titled "How Beer Saved the World" :)
Great useful info. here from everyone's experiences so far. Yea, I'm sure the copyright restrictions might result in different content availability for Canadian locations.
For instance there is a good IMAX movie turned into Netflix, "Arabia in 3D". Now, as a test, is that available to U.S. customers? It's a documentary and is supposed to have great photography. Made by a gifted cinemaphotographer from Saudi Arabia. (which could reveal a different viewpoint than from ex-patriate).
Yes, it is there :)Quote:
Originally Posted by shootingstar
I got Netflix last month on the free trial for streaming. Watched all the episodes of Glee and Lilyhammer. And then got tired of the tv overdose and cancelled.
It pretty much sucked two years ago. But now, with the exception of blu ray and some new releases, there's a great selection. I was very surprised that "Drive" went right to streaming!! We do like our blu rays, but we watch lots on streaming too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Catrin
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I don't like Hulu because I don't like the commercials, even the paid account has commercials.[/QUOTE]
Commercials? :eek::eek::eek::eek: We HATE commercials!
Yep, Hulu has commercials, at least they did when I tried them out and I cancelled my account with them because of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irulan
I have been on Netflix for years and love it. I approve of their foreign and indie selection, as those are my favorites.