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Old 01-20-2013, 04:51 PM   #45
fjtorres
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Originally Posted by Julius Caesar View Post
If the movie has a blu-ray version, I prefer renting or buying the blu-ray version rather than streaming. Streaming sucks. Even HD streaming won't be as good as 1080p. Not to mention of intermittent drop of video quality when it is adjusting to your broadband speed.
Like so many things, it depends.
Some movies I see in theaters, some I wait to rent online.
Some I buy in BD wen they first appear, others only after they hit the discount bin. Mostly it is a matter of quality, production values, and likelihood I'll see it again or screen it for company.
I've found that streaming has changed my TV viewing habits (and DVD set buying) more than my movie viewing habits.
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