Jimbo :oÞ(Elite Donator) posted this on Thursday, 1st May 2014, 09:26
Chrome, Win 8.1
About to post in General directly at you... go watch for it cos urgent response may be required ;)
Jimbo : oÞ
"There`s that word again... is there a problem with the Earth`s gravitational pull in the future?"
RE: How do you see films mostly?
Snaps(Elite) posted this on Thursday, 1st May 2014, 09:30
I find this difficult to answer as at the moment the TV's usable but not in the best of health and due to that I've not replaced the DVD player.
My PC has been discussed before and is little better than an internet terminal with live TV often being watched on a reduced size screen to save the fan actually taking off.
When I do watch any film nowadays it tends to be either Sky plussed or iPlayer.
I used to be with it, but then they changed what `it` was. Now, what I`m with isn`t it, and what`s `it` seems weird and scary
RE: How do you see films mostly?
alfie noakes(Elite) posted this on Thursday, 1st May 2014, 10:49
Lovefilm by post (as it's now called), very occasionally watch using Instant, but quality is not great. Don't buy dvds anymore.
RE: How do you see films mostly?
enemyonpc(Elite) posted this on Thursday, 1st May 2014, 14:01
The newest films I try to see at the cinema now, since I bought the unlimited card. If I really liked it I'll pick up the blu when it's on special but I'll pick it up on release day if it happens to be a steelbook.
Everything else goes through Netflix with unblockUS for maximum content.
RE: How do you see films mostly?
Mark Oates(Reviewer) posted this on Wednesday, 7th May 2014, 21:59
So few movies float my boat these days. If something interesting comes out, I tend to pick it up at Tesco's on release day rather than preorder, and if I'm not sure whether I'll like it I'll leave it and pick it up if there's a price drop.
I tend to haunt CEX, That's Entertainment and Amazon Marketplace looking for tv shows these days - Castle, Bones, CSI, etc.
