Re: Re: game consoles
By: Accession to Nightfox on Wed Dec 17 2025 07:01 pm
>> I've also seen a lot of movies on physical media come with a code to redeem
>> a digital version on a streaming platform, which allows them to stream the
>> movie any time.
Ac> I've seen this as well, but I'd imagine your digital copy is only as good
Ac> as the service that provides it. It also probably comes with some kind of
Ac> EULA or similar that states that they can remove it from their service at
Ac> any time.
Yeah, I believe they most likely do come with a EULA. I've only redeemed a coup
le of them, but I've never really watched them on streaming if I own a physical
copy. I tend to rip my physical copies to put on my own media server, which is
usually how I watch them these days. I feel like I don't have a need for their
digital version.
>> I was thinking of purchases, not rentals.
Ac> I guess I've never seen full purchases of movies from streaming services,
Ac> but I'll take your word for it as I wouldn't put it past them to pull any
Ac> kind of trickery possible on their customers. Times have definitely
Ac> changed.
I'm a little surprised. I've seen movies for purchase on streaming services for
years - at least some of them. Amazon has a lot of them on their streaming ser
vice, Amazon Prime. For instance, this is one example - The new Naked Gun movie
with Liam Neeson - Amazon has it to purchase for $16.99 right now (normally $19
.99) or for rent for $2.99:
https://tinyurl.com/47t73r9k
Full URL:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0FH2ZHMQ5/ref=atv_hm_sto_c_BkILVo_brws_
2_10
Nightfox
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