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lost-in-nj

(18,339 posts) Mon Aug 13, 2012, 08:01 PM Aug 2012

Any one know a site that you can rent current and older movies on line?

I have so many movies I would like to see

Thanks in advance

lost

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Any one know a site that you can rent current and older movies on line? (Original Post) lost-in-nj Aug 2012 OP

Youtube has a lot of old movies, complete. Archae Aug 2012 #1

I'll second YouTube on that one. Generally though, you can score a LOT of shit on eBay. HopeHoops Aug 2012 #2

People have recommended Hulu to me. But I haven't liked the movies there I've seen. Honeycombe8 Aug 2012 #3

Archae

(46,327 posts)

1. Youtube has a lot of old movies, complete.

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Mon Aug 13, 2012, 08:03 PM

Aug 2012

HopeHoops

(47,675 posts)

2. I'll second YouTube on that one. Generally though, you can score a LOT of shit on eBay.

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Mon Aug 13, 2012, 08:04 PM

Aug 2012

I got BOXES of LaserDiscs for about 75 cents each and I haven't gotten through them all yet. That includes all of the original James Bond movies.

Honeycombe8

(37,648 posts)

3. People have recommended Hulu to me. But I haven't liked the movies there I've seen.

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Mon Aug 13, 2012, 08:19 PM

Aug 2012

Still, I didn't look long. My net connection isn't fast enuf to reliably download movies.

Amazon.com has a "prime" account that costs annually. Once you're a member, there are movies you can download for $1. Someone can join and have a couple of others on their account, so you can share the annual fee cost.

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