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Old 22-03-2021, 12:58 PM
sharpiel
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I still like to have my favourite movies on disc (Blu-ray where possible) so I can watch them anytime easily. But I do take your point.

Unless you have every streaming service you can't guarantee finding any particular content upon demand. As an example, last week I decided to filter my Netflix by Tom Cruise movies. Netflix had only four movies available at that date. Stan have others etc.

I remember when I only had a foxtel subscription and as such almost everything was found there. And I paid a single subscription fee. Now I need a fox subscription (price hasn't reduced) Stan, Disney, Netflix, binge etc. All with subscription fees. The sum totalling more than I paid before.

Do you remember when ATM fees were $0.20 cents..? Then the Reserve Bank decided to allow marketplace competition to drive prices down. Private ownership of atm's was encouraged. Almost overnight fees rose to $2.

I've noticed that competition often encourages prices to rise, in the end costing the consumer more.

Anyway back to topic; whenever I want to watch the entire Star Wars Saga etc I watch from my own library... Anytime. No hassle.
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