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#Netflix unresponsive script firefox dvd queue movie
(Oh, another good thing: if something seems to have gotten lost in the mail, or is damaged and unwatchable, or etc., you just click on the button that says so and they give you the benefit of the doubt and ship out either a replacement or the next movie in your queue, whichever you tell them.)ġ1/30/04 12/10/04 Days of Being Wild (1991)ġ1/30/04 12/07/04 Homicide: Life on the Street: Season 4: Vol. The only problem with it is that you only get the bonus disc in two-disc sets if you rent it separately - and it doesn't usually seem worth the bother to do so, but it also means you're sometimes missing out on any special features that you might ordinarily at least browse through if you'd rented it locally and gotten the bonus disc as, you know, a bonus.
I'm not sure it's worth the price for folks who won't watch movies very often, unless they're already paying late fees because of renting stuff and letting it sit there, or if they go with the lowest plan but I put movies in while I work, by default.
#Netflix unresponsive script firefox dvd queue series
It's perfect for TV series: I'm not going to pay $100 for an Alias boxed set just to check out a show I'm curious about, and video stores in this area don't carry TV series except for the first couple months after a major one is released, but it's simple enough to pop it in the queue (rentals are done by disc, though, so five-disc boxed set = five rentals). I've had a little lag with them lately didn't receive a movie all last week. (Gamefly, the video game analogue to Netflix, is pretty crap because this isn't the case the loop is ten to twelve days for me, because they're further away and clearly employ fewer mail folks.) Netflix is great, especially if you live close to one of their distribution sites: St Louis is close enough that it takes about four days from when I send a movie back to when its replacement arrives here.