06-24-2004, 04:30 PM
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06-24-2004, 04:36 PM
Mostly Netflix. And sometimes from Starland or Pandora's Cube.
06-24-2004, 05:28 PM
I'm guessing those last two are local shops. It's impossible to rent anime like that here, you couldn't get a single DVD. Anyone know of online renters other than Netflix, you don't hear much of that.
06-24-2004, 06:19 PM
I usually use Netflix, if I'm going to rent.
06-24-2004, 06:47 PM
friends,
trade from one another and also there is a small amout at hollywood video where i work on thursdays.
thats it mostly buy from here.
-LE
trade from one another and also there is a small amout at hollywood video where i work on thursdays.
thats it mostly buy from here.
-LE
06-24-2004, 06:51 PM
In my city there is marche clandesitne and sci fi anime, since both specialize in anime, the selection is very good, well maybe except for the newer Bandai titles
06-24-2004, 08:40 PM
the local campus video rental place.
06-25-2004, 12:07 AM
What do some of these local shops charge anyway? How long can you keep the movie?
06-25-2004, 01:11 AM
Netflix. Want to watch some series first before deciding whether I like them enough to buy.
Other than that, I read reviews and buy.
The video stores I work at, depending on how many anime dvds you rent, for instance:
1-2 DVDs: 1 day ($1/$1.50 each dvd)
3-4 DVDs: 2 days (same price)
5-7 DVDs: 5 days (same price)
8-12 DVDs: 1 week (same price)
Unless you are late, otherwise you only need to pay once for the DVDs.
eg. 12 DVDS: $13-$18 for 1 week.
The 2 Blockbusters near my house, they have limited anime dvds.
Their charges are:
abt $4.30/dvd: 3 days.
Even if you rent 12 DVDs at a go, total is gonna be $51.60. Everything to be returned in 3 days. If not, another $51.60.
Hollywood Video:
Same thing as Blockbuster but for 5 days.
Other than that, I read reviews and buy.
The video stores I work at, depending on how many anime dvds you rent, for instance:
1-2 DVDs: 1 day ($1/$1.50 each dvd)
3-4 DVDs: 2 days (same price)
5-7 DVDs: 5 days (same price)
8-12 DVDs: 1 week (same price)
Unless you are late, otherwise you only need to pay once for the DVDs.
eg. 12 DVDS: $13-$18 for 1 week.
The 2 Blockbusters near my house, they have limited anime dvds.
Their charges are:
abt $4.30/dvd: 3 days.
Even if you rent 12 DVDs at a go, total is gonna be $51.60. Everything to be returned in 3 days. If not, another $51.60.
Hollywood Video:
Same thing as Blockbuster but for 5 days.
06-25-2004, 04:22 AM
Starland charges $3 or $3.50 per title for 2 nights. But Tuesdays and Wednesdays are 2 for 1 days. So I get 2 titles for that $3 for 2 nights. I suually don't go there much anymore sicne I got Netflix.
Pandora's cube charges $3 per title per night. I try not going there unless I have to. They get new releases in fast and if Netflix doesn't have something and I haven't preordered it, then I have no other choice. They also rent out HK discs at that same price. So if I want to preview a series before I preorder it, I'll go rent the 1st HK disc for it.
Pandora's cube charges $3 per title per night. I try not going there unless I have to. They get new releases in fast and if Netflix doesn't have something and I haven't preordered it, then I have no other choice. They also rent out HK discs at that same price. So if I want to preview a series before I preorder it, I'll go rent the 1st HK disc for it.
06-25-2004, 05:41 AM
Pandora's cube is a huge rip off. they over charge on everything that have. i really like star land though. i usually just buy the hk dvd's because it cost as much if not less then it dose to rent the dvd's.
06-25-2004, 08:56 AM
$2.50 normally for 3 or 4 days. There are specials on every day except fri and sat. Sunday is the Anime for $1 a DVD day.
06-25-2004, 10:59 AM
Somone can check my calculations, but I think if you use Netflix to its most efficient you can get $1.40 a DVD, or thereabouts.
06-25-2004, 11:59 AM
I have problems with Netflix shipping. They look at rental history and decide how fast they want to check-in and ship the dvds.
Netflix is only good for the average subscribers, 3-5 dvds a week, not for those who watch fast and send back fast.
Netflix Pros and Cons
Netflix is only good for the average subscribers, 3-5 dvds a week, not for those who watch fast and send back fast.
Netflix Pros and Cons
06-25-2004, 12:45 PM
can someone fill me in on how netflix works?
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