Are you sick and tired of the trip to the rental store through bad weather blowing wind and whipping snow only to find that they do not have the movie you want to rent. They never ever have enough copies of the new releases and you are always standing there hearing that they rented the last one just a few minutes ago. TV cable is playing the same tired twenty releases and you know that there were movies enough made and released last year to let you watch at least two a night.
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The 6th Man Video rental has mostly gone
to the DVD format these days. It is far superior to tape and
the players are way cheap to buy.
You get to see the movies
that you want to see. Cable, even digital cable, is never
going to have the kind of quality that you get off a dvd.
New dvd releases hit the dvd market long before they hit
cable. If you have the TV for it you can watch movies in
High-definition in either Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD. Both
Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD are different formats for DVD
movies. Both formats offer much sharper images and a lot
better sound. No matter if you have blue ray or HD DVD for
watching the movies you will still get a much better picture
and sound than you would on cable television. Not to
mention, again, that you get to watch the movies when you
want and as many times as you want. Also included is a pause
button for bathroom breaks or visting the kitchen for movie
watching snacks.
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12 Angry Men
12 Monkeys
2001: A Space Odyssey
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
About a Boy
About Schmidt
Accidental Tourist
Adaptatio
Adventures of Pinocchio
Affliction
After Hours
Agnes of God
Alive
All That Jazz
Altered States
Almost Dead
Almost Famous
Along Came a Spider
Amadeus
Amelie
American Beauty
American History X
The Americanization of Emily
Amityville Horror
Amistad
Among the Cinders
Anna Karenina
Anaconda
Angela's Ashes
Angels in the Outfield
Antz
Any Given Sunday
Apocalypse Now
Apollo 13
The Apostle
Appointment with Death
Arlington Road
Armageddon
Around the World in 80 Days
As Good As It Gets
At First Sight
At The River I Stand
Aviator, The
Awakenings
Babbette's Feast
Babe
Bad Moon
Battlefield Earth
A Beautiful Mind
Becket
Bedazzled
Bed of Roses
Being Human
Being John Malkovich
A Bell for Adano
The Bells of St. Mary's
Beloved
Bicentennial Man
The Big Fisherman
Big Night
Billy Elliot
Black Beauty
Black Dahlia
Black Hawk Down
Black Marble
Blade Runner
Blair Witch Project
Blazing Saddles
Bless the Child
Blood and Sand
Blood Work
The Blues Brothers
Blue Velvet
Boiler Room
Bone Collector
Boogie Nights
Bourne Identity
Bourne Supremacy
Born on the Fourth of July
Boys Don't Cry
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Braveheart
The Breakfast Club
Breaking the Waves
Brokeback Mountain
Bringing Out the Dead
Brother Sun, Sister Moon
A Brush With Fate
Buffalo Soldiers
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Cabaret
Cannery Row
Cape Fear
Capote
Carlito's Way
Carnosaur
Casino Royale
Cat in the Hat
Cast Away
The Cell
Changing Lanes
Chariots of Fire
Chicken Run
The Cider House Rules
City Hall
City of Angels
City of Joy
City Slickers
A Civil Action
Children of a Lesser God
Chocolat
A Christmas Carol
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Cocoon
The Color Purple
The Confession
Contact
Cool Hand Luke
Cool Runnings
Courage Under Fire
Crimes and Misdemeanors
Critical Care
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Crucible
The Cruise
Cry Freedom
Da
Dad
Dancer in the Dark
Dances With Wolves
Dark City
The Day After
Dead Man Walking
Dead Poets Society
Deconstructing Harry
The Deep End of the Ocean
Deep Impact
Defending Your Life
The Defiant Ones
Demetrius and the Gladiators
The Devil's Advocate
Die Hard 2
Dogma
Dolores Claiborne
Dominick and Eugene
Do the Right Thing
Double Jeopardy
Dr. Strangelove
Dragonslayer
Driving Miss Daisy
Eat Drink Man Woman (Yinshi nan nu)
El Cid
Election
The Elephant Man
Empire of the Sun
The Empire Strikes Back
Enchanted April
The Enchanted Cottage
End of Days
The End of the Affair
English Patient
Erin Brockovich
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
Everest
Excalibur
The Exorcist
Eye of God
Eyes Wide Shut
Face Off
Fail-Safe
Fallen
The Family Man
Fantasia 2000
Fearless
The Fellowship of the Ring
A Few Good Men
Fiddler on the Roof
Field of Dreams
The Fifth Element
Fight Club
Finding Forrester
The Fisher King
Flatliners
Fly, The
Footloose
For Your Eyes Only
Forrest Gump
The Four Feathers
Fried Green Tomatoes
The Fugitive
The Full Monty
The Game
Gangs of New York
Galaxy Quest
Gandhi
The General's Daughter
Ghost
The Giant of Thunder Mountain
Girl, Interrupted
Gladiator
Glory
The Godfather
Godzilla
Good Will Hunting
The Grapes of Wrath
The Green Mile
Grey Owl
Groundhog Day
Hamlet
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
The Haunting
Hearts in Atlantis
Heavyweights
Hero
High Noon
Hook
Hoosiers
The Hurricane
Ice Age
Independence Day
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
The Insider
Instinct
In the Heat of the Night
It's a Wonderful Life
Jakob the Liar
The Jerk
Jerry Maguire
Journey to Spirit Island
Jurassic Park
Juror
Last of the Mohicans,
Keeping the Faith
A Knight's Tale
Kolya
Keep
Kramer vs Kramer
Last of the Mohicans
The Last Mile
The Last Temptation of Christ
Leap of Faith
Leaving Las Vegas
Legally Blonde
The Legend of Baggar Vance
Legends of the Fall
Liar Liar
Life of Brian
Life With Father
Like Water for Chocolate
Lilies of the Field
The Lion King
Little Big Man
The Little Mermaid
Local Hero
Look Who's Talking
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
Macbeth
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
Magnolia
The Mask
The Mask of Zorro
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
The Matrix
Meet Joe Black
Meet the Parents
Memento
Men in Black
Metropolis
Midnight Run
The Milagro Beanfield War
Miracle on 34th Street
The Mission
Mississippi Burning
Mister Roberts
Monsters, Inc.
The Mummy
The Music Man
Music of the Heart
My Cousin Vinny
Mystery Men
The Natural
Natural Born Killers
Needful Things
The Never Ending Story
The Night of the Hunter
Open Range
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
On the Waterfront
Orange County
Other People's Money
Out of Africa
Overboard
The Paper Chase
Papillon
Patch Adams
The Patriot
Pearl Harbor
Pelican Brief
The Perfect Storm
The Phantom Menace
Phenomenon
Places in the Heart
Platoon
Pleasantville
Pocahontas
Ponette
The Poseidon Adventure
The Postman
Psycho
Pulp Fiction
Pushing Tin
Quiz Show
Rain Man
Raising Arizona
Ransom
The Rapture
Red Corner
Red Dragon
Red Eye
The Relic
Remains of the Day
Remember the Titans
Rent-A-Kid
Resurrection
Return of the Jedi
A River Runs Through It
The Road to Perdition
RoboCop
Saving Private Ryan
Schindler's List
Saving Grace
The Searchers
Shadowlands
Shadrach
Shane
The Shawshank Redemption
She's Having a Baby
The Shining
Shrek
Signs
The Silence of the Lambs
Simon Birch
A Simple Plan
Sister Act
Six Degrees of Separation
The Sixth Sense
Sleepless in Seattle
Sling Blade
Smoke Signals
Snow Falling on Cedars
Sophie's Choice
Soul Food
The Spitfire Grill
The Stand
Stand By Me
Starman
Star Trek Generations
Star Trek: The Search for Spock
Star Trek: The Undiscovered Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan
Star Wars
Steel Magnolias
The Sting
Stir of Echoes
The Storm of the Century
The Straight Story
Strictly Ballroom
Summer of Sam
Sunshine
Tarzan
Taxi Driver
Tailor of Panama
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
The Thin Red Line
The Tigger Movie
Three Kings
Time Bandits
A Time to Kill
Titanic
To Kill a Mockingbird
Tombstone
Trading Places
Traffic
The Truman Show
Tuesdays with Morrie
12 Angry Men
12 Monkeys
Unbreakable
The Usual Suspects
Vertical Limit
Vertigo
Waiting to Exhale
A Walk in the Clouds
Wall Street
The War
Water World
War of the Worlds
Year of the Gun
West Side Story
We Were Soldiers
What Dreams May Come
Where the Heart Is
White Water Summer
Wild Wild West
The Wizard of Oz
X Men
Yentl
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The world has moved on
since the days that you were forced to trudge through the
snow, ice, and rain to rent some movies. Now we can leave
all that to the mailman, it is his job anyway.Typically now
all you have to do is establish a list of dvds that you want
to rent and they will be sent to you on demand. No more do
you have to worry about a 24 hour turnaround time to get the
movies back to the video store, or face outrageous late
fees. Late fees are a thing of the past. The way it works is
that you keep the movie for as long as you like, watch it as
many times as you like, and the drop it into the mailbox in
a prepaid envelope. When the rental company gets that movie
back they go to your list and send you the next
one.
The list of movies
really is amazing. The motion picture companies have been
trying a new strategy. Instead of holding back the DVD
release for a year or more the are moving the release dates
for DVD right up on the heels of the release to theaters.
They have come to realize that lots and lots of people are
not going to get all dressed up and pay $10..00 or more for
a ticket and be forced to watch the movie in a crowded
theater. They are going to wait until it comes out in VHS or
DVD and rent it The Theatrical release date is no longer a
year or more. It is not unusual these days to be able to
rent the dvd at the same time it is playing in
theaters.
There were over 700
movies released in 2006. Did you have time to money to get
to the theater to see them all. Sure, about half must have
been duds and not worth the time and certainly not worth the
ten bucks, plus popcorn, and your favorite beverage. but
hey, now you can take your time and explore them all in the
comfort of your own home. Cheaper popcorn and a brewski or
two not amiss, as you watch the movies on your dvd. Pause it
while you go to the bathroom. What a
relief!
Ok, so you are paying
$39.95 or $49.95 or $69.95 a month for all the premium
movies channels on cable. You have from 25 to 50 premium
movie channels which should get you a new movie to watch
every night of your life. But, it's not so. The movie
channels on cable duplicate each other. At times you can
surf the movie networks and see the same movie playing on up
to three different channels. Now, keep in mind that over 700
movies were released in 2005 alone. Why
in the world should you be stuck with the same twenty or so
movies month after month? The amusing thing about it is that
when you get your cable bill they never include a, "Coming
Attractions" flyer in the envelops. Don't you suppose that
they would if there was really anything new? Sure, when you
first hook up the box and start surfing the channels you are
truly amazed at all the movies you get. But wait a month or
so and you will have watched them all, even (shudder) some
chick flicks just because there is nothing new in the
lineup. There is just too much out there that you are never
going to see on cable. Cancel it and sign up for a dvd in
the mail service.
Last Updated Thursday November 20 2008