How do you watch movies? (Theater, online streaming, DVD, etc.)

[cloudeleven]

In the past few years, how have you watched movies? Check all that apply.

 

[Nemo2]

We borrow from the library at no cost.

 

[Keim]

Mostly Netflix and theater.

 

[MarieIG]

Mostly tv.

 

[DrRoy]

Combination TV, theater, Blu-ray

 

[Koogie]

Mostly online streaming (paid and unpaid) and occasionally the cinema.

 

[Badger]

You forgot antennae.

Cheers!

 

[pb4uski]

All of the first 5. Our local theater is $4 for seniors (over age 60) so we go there frequently. Watch some movies on Amazon Prime and occasionally will buy one from Amazon, Google (via Chromecast) or Dish.

 

[kcowan]

Netflix. Sometimes cable. Twice a year the theatre.

 

[Walt34]

Mostly youtube and Amazon Prime, very rarely theater. DW watches some on TV.

 

[Katsmeow]

Honestly, it is about 90% Netflix or Amazon. Occasionally I will rent a movie from Amazon (once or twice a year). Maybe once or twice a year go to a theater. We have a huge collection of DVDs from back in the day. I will watch one if I get an urge to watch a move that I can't find on Netflix or free Amazon Prime.

I didn't check watching on cable TV even though I have that available. It is rarely convenient to watch a movie that way. I guess I could look through and schedule to record a movie but I mostly don't bother.

 

[W2R]

You forgot antennae.

Cheers!

Also, there is no option for those who don't like watching movies.

 

[brett]

-borrow from library
-black box streaming
-cable tv

 

[swakyaby]

I have a blu-ray rental agreement with Netflix because I think the movies look and sound better than streaming. Lately, I have also added a rental agreement with a company that rents 4K discs (really nice!) since I recently bought a 4K TV and replaced my old blu-ray player with a 4K blu-ray player.

 

[Dawg52]

Netflix, Amazon and PS Vue. Can't remember the last time I walked into a theater.

 

[mn54]

I am very curious to see how this new moviepass at $10/month will work?