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Again the studios are leaving tons of money on the table. As we head into spring the days are getting longer and I've got youth sports practices and games to attend times 2 leaving precious little time for movie watching. My movie watching season runs Nov-Mar after that its outside time. I have no interest in owning movies, only viewing them so any kind of a transaction structured around "purchase" is off the table for me.

Not a fan of having to physically return movies, Blockbuster is a last ditch option so I find myself turning more and more to IPTV, as in Hulu to fill the void artificially created by the studios.

The day these imbecile studios get the formula right with releasing a movie the same day in all viewable options and also end this ludicrous HD/BR DVD war I'm gonna buy all their stocks!

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