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I tried HULU and it sucks big time.
Help. I mostly watch movies.

Thanks

Neil

I am interested too. Want to cancell Netflix badly

Amazon Prime? Just a thought.

What is price of Amazon Prime ?

Neil

I tried Amazon Prime. Horrible. Ran out of movies worth watching in about a month.

Good to know. I have it for shopping on Amazon and the free shipping.

"Movies worth watching".

I have a buddy that has a Christian Netflix type thing but I don't remember the name.

That help?

Probably give this a try. Be gone most of this month and in to July. So when we settle down. My daughter and granddaughter both like it a lot.
https://www.sling.com/watchfree

How about a library book?

It's called Pureflix.

Yep, if you mostly watch movies you definately need help.

Enough Netflix cancelations, and someone will start another movie website

Kiddos watch Netflix every once in a while, but in-frequently enough that I think I can cancel it.

I tried Hulu when I cancelled directTV. My internet sucks and I can't get any faster. Hulu didn't work

Moved to slingTV, it worked for a while, but if you want to stream live sports, on my internet, forget it.

I went back to DISH. I still mash teeth about it every day.

I cancelled Netflix yesterday too.

Watch "the fall". Great series.

Netflix alternatives: Learn to reload, learn to forge, learn gunsmithing, make your own fishing lures, plant a garden, raise chickens, learn welding, shoot sporting clays, play cards, play board games.

Just some thoughts.

I originally joined Prime for the free shipping. The video was a raisin in my cookie. They do have some decent movies at times, also really good shows like Bosch, but seasons are short. You can rent a lot of movies for about the same price as video rentals or even buy some if you like to rewatch them every so often. You can also buy seasons of old tv shows at very cheap prices when you consider a season back in the day might be 30 episodes. The stuff you buy is available to you forever, just like Kindle books.

If you buy an Amazon Stick ($20-$25) you have access to lots of online services, often with free weeks or months before you get charged. Even then, the fees are nominal if you only use one or two. I often sign up for the trial then burn through their library before the trial is over. The one I keep is Britbox, which has lots of detective shows, Sharpes's Rifles and comedies.

I'm dating myself, but right now I'm watching Mr. Ed, The Addams Family, and Yancy Derringer, plus the first season of Green Acres. My Chinese wife loves these old shows, which were made about the time she was born. She also likes the history shows like Victory at Sea. Her view of history has been skewed by the propaganda she was fed in school, so it's very revealing to her.

Bottom line is that Prime gives you lots of choices at minimal cost and with a single point of payment through Amazon. I'm finishing up some stuff on Netflix, but it's headed for the dustbin soon. Their selections are getting worse and also political.

I do reload and do my own lite gunsmithing. Woodworking is my other main hobby. Ihave lots of things to keep busy.
But I also love to watch movies especially old movies.

Neil

I've spent a bunch of $ on Kindle books and Audible downloads since i fired Netflix a few years ago.... I like supporting authors writing stuff that isn't Leftist. Amazon getting a big cut of that $ is not a warm fuzzy feeling though. I really do need to get a library card.