People camp out on black fri for cheap offbrand last years TV . But are gonna spend $15k after a pandemic.no different than remodeling a kitchen. and also note where I said future bub.
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People camp out on black fri for cheap offbrand last years TV . But are gonna spend $15k after a pandemic.no different than remodeling a kitchen. and also note where I said future bub.
People camp out on black fri for cheap offbrand last years TV . But are gonna spend $15k after a pandemic.
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Theaters will be aight.
If theaters do go away that’s how much I expect new movies to be considering that u have multiple ppl who will watchThis is awesome. Tired of paying 50 dollars for my wife and two 9 year olds
Amazon has the best quality online video I think. Everything else beside iTunes and Vudu of course is usually suspect.Just watched The Invisible Man on Google Play and the picture quality was asscheeks as always with all rental streams.
Movie Theatres have nothing to worry about. It really pissed me off that these trailers are streamed at high quality 4k and when you pay for some actual content it comes in 480p trash quality.
I'll watch a Blu-ray for a movie that came out last year from Redbox before i made this mistake again.
What a dumb ass statement.. how does that compare to being in a actual movie theater... I’ll waitYou probably dont have a big screen 4k (75inches ) in up along with a legit home theater system
What a dumb ass statement.. how does that compare to being in a actual movie theater... I’ll wait
The CAM CD vendors underworld is about to upgrade to BluRay. I'm really looking forward to see how they will try to stop piracy, and fail tremendously.This just means the torrents drop faster
it's because the trailer has been stored in the servers for months.Just watched The Invisible Man on Google Play and the picture quality was asscheeks as always with all rental streams.
Movie Theatres have nothing to worry about. It really pissed me off that these trailers are streamed at high quality 4k and when you pay for some actual content it comes in 480p trash quality.
I'll watch a Blu-ray for a movie that came out last year from Redbox before i made this mistake again.
Does this qualify for 5% back if you used your Amazon Visa Card?