Physical & Digital EST: The Future of Home Video Discussion Thread

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by stonesfan129

Ehh, in my experience, the Xbox was a pretty terrible Blu-ray player at that.

Same here, not just that, I couldn’t get a console to actually work back in the day. Bought a Xbox 360 (which I loved as it was first experience of HD gaming) but the disc drive was faulty, swapped it for another new console, same problem. Gave it one more chance but after a month, the disc drive started failing again. I gave up and switched back to Sony with the PS3. The PlayStations are very reliable disc players in my opinion, I use PS3,4 and now 5 as spare players when I fancy 3D films or want to watch something in bedroom.

[bhampton]

Steedeel,

If you haven't seen it, Meg Tilly in The Girl in a Swing (1988) is worth watching even on the dreadful Tubi. I saw it in theaters.

Not saying that I'm still infatuated with her but I did watch The Big Chill this morning and ordered Masquerade. (Ok... I am still infatuated with her - She's charming.)

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by bhampton

Premium Ad supported steaming coming to Amazon Prime.



I think the thing that will really be the end of steaming is just how freaking terrible the experience is. That is if anyone is paying any attention.

My prime membership becomes even poorer value for money (no longer get pre orders on release day).

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by bhampton

Steedeel,

If you haven't seen it, Meg Tilly in The Girl in a Swing (1988) is worth watching even on the dreadful Tubi. I saw it in theaters.

Not saying that I'm still infatuated with her but I did watch The Big Chill this morning and ordered Masquerade. (Ok... I am still infatuated with her - She's charming.)

Will keep a close on that one thanks. Sadly, we don’t get Tubi.