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What I mean by this is, are there any traits that automatically qualify or disqualify the possibility of a purchase for you?
For example: Personally, I typically refuse to buy a movie unless it contains a commentary track of some sort. There can be an abundance of special features, but if a track isn't one of them, then I won't buy it. There are some rare exceptions to the rule, but only two of them. A) If a good movie is way, way too cheap to pass up ($4 or less usually) B) If it's a good movie directed by someone who refuses to do commentary tracks (Tarantino, Spielberg etc...) and may never get one at all. Not liking a movie is obvious and doesn't count. |
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