Anybody rented from RedBox

[BH14]

Yea... that's a lot of rented movies from netflix. I used to have netflix but I found myself watching too many bad movies. Netflix is a better option than the automated rental machines if someone rents a lot of DVDs like over 15 DVDs a month.

I think this is better than going to blockbuster and spending 4 bucks on a single rental. For me, its more convenient because the supermarket is much closer than blockbuster and hollywood video.

[VampiricClown]

Originally posted by BH14
Yea... that's a lot of rented movies from netflix. I used to have netflix but I found myself watching too many bad movies. Netflix is a better option than the automated rental machines if someone rents a lot of DVDs like over 15 DVDs a month.

I think this is better than going to blockbuster and spending 4 bucks on a single rental. For me, its more convenient because the supermarket is much closer than blockbuster and hollywood video.

I rent 8-10 movies at a time from blockbuster for $18.

I'd like to try netflix, but my parents don't want to give out a credit card number.

[BH14]

The bad thing about this DVD vending machine is that the selection is mostly limited to the new release movies. I was looking for Batman Begins and they didnt have that but they do have all the new releases. Good option when you want a new release movie for 1 buck but don't expect to watch old horror movies.

[crabapple]

Still waiting to see these things anywhere near where I am. I LOVE the idea of renting a movie out of a machine. But I want to see if they will stock anything COOL in addition to the normal new releases people will expect.

[BH14]

I rented a movie and my credit card was only charged $1.09.

This is a good option if you want a new release movie. I will definitely use this again. Awesome!!

[The Mothman]

they are always on the outside of McDolnalds for some reason.