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nicknewark 28-11-2013 09:04

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The Film is good, the book is better!, some great stuff was left out from the book.
Just reading the sequel, Called The sleep Doctor, about the small boy(danny) in the first movie!.

Scary stuff.

smallclone 28-11-2013 13:11

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"A Tale of Two Sisters" is the best horror movie of all time.

But of course it's not on Netflix.

cimt 28-11-2013 13:15

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It's on the Brazilian Netflix. If you know how to switch between the countries then www.moreflicks.com is an excellent website to use.

johnathome 02-12-2013 20:04

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Sky Movies: Netflix not a competitor

Hmmm, well we will see when the movie contracts are up for grabs.

harry_hitch 02-12-2013 21:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nicknewark (Post 35650135)
The Film is good, the book is better!, some great stuff was left out from the book.
Just reading the sequel, Called The sleep Doctor, about the small boy(danny) in the first movie!.

Scary stuff.

Never read the book, will add it to my to read list! :)

Chad 03-12-2013 11:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by johnathome (Post 35651691)
Sky Movies: Netflix not a competitor

Hmmm, well we will see when the movie contracts are up for grabs.

Over the past 12 months SKY have renewed all of their movie deals with the 6 main studios. It's going to be a while before contracts become available again. I suppose it gives the likes of Netflix and Lovefilm 3 to 5 years to plan their strategy.

passingbat 03-12-2013 12:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35651849)
Over the past 12 months SKY have renewed all of their movie deals with the 6 main studios. It's going to be a while before contracts become available again. I suppose it gives the likes of Netflix and Lovefilm 3 to 5 years to plan their strategy.

It would be interesting to know if Sky are making a profit setting the Now TV film service at £8.99 p/m. If they are, it's not a massive leap for Netflix. But if Sky rely on the £16 p/m from satellite as well, it's a bigger gap or Netflix to jump.

Given that many viewers are not too bothered about HD and PQ in general, it's surprising that there haven't been more complaints about satellite viewers having to pay almost twice as much for movies as those getting them via Now TV.

Chad 03-12-2013 12:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35651869)
It would be interesting to know if Sky are making a profit setting the Now TV film service at £8.99 p/m. If they are, it's not a massive leap for Netflix. But if Sky rely on the £16 p/m from satellite as well, it's a bigger gap or Netflix to jump.

Given that many viewers are not too bothered about HD and PQ in general, it's surprising that there haven't been more complaints about satellite viewers having to pay almost twice as much for movies as those getting them via Now TV.

From what I can gather from reading articles about each studio deal, SKY have a deal for TV broadcast and a separate deal for streaming. The streaming deal is much cheaper than their TV broadcast deal. They are probably making a similar profit margin, percentage wise, from both streaming and TV.

Seeing SKY Movie customers can cancel by giving 30 days notice, I'm surprised more people aren't cancelling their subscription for NOW TV as a cheaper alternative. For £24.99 you can buy NOW TV with 3 months worth of SKY Movies bundled. You can also claim a further month free if you haven't already used the service. That's less than £6.30 per month for the first 4 months.

MutleyF 05-12-2013 13:55

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I've been watching a few films on it, and unless I am in a minority, the picture seems to be superb. No flickering or stuttering, and in Super HD1080 as well.

Most impressed (so far)

denphone 05-12-2013 14:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MutleyF (Post 35652460)
I've been watching a few films on it, and unless I am in a minority, the picture seems to be superb. No flickering or stuttering, and in Super HD1080 as well.

Most impressed (so far)

l concur succinctly and echo the same thoughts.

andy_m 06-12-2013 09:42

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I did find myself watching something yesterday in the middle of the day at 480sd, and the difference was actually quite jarring. In the main though it's been superb, and working fine today.

passingbat 15-12-2013 23:15

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A couple of decent US TV shows added recently:

Person of Interest S1
The Good Wife S1-3

kgollop 16-12-2013 08:50

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I see the Android app has been updated this week and now has profile support

harry_hitch 16-12-2013 13:44

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Originally Posted by kgollop (Post 35655305)
I see the Android app has been updated this week and now has profile support

They have changed the subtitle colour to white from yellow too. A vast improvement in my eyes, watching subtitled programming proves difficult sometimes as the yellow subtitles blend in too easily to the background.
I spoke to someone from Netflix support yesterday and they said they will be updating the subtitles via TIVO at some point soon. No date was given, but hopefully the same update will include the much wished for profiles too!

muppetman11 16-12-2013 16:49

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Breaking Bad spinoff Better Call Saul comes to AMC, Netflix in 2014

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/ustv/s16...x-in-2014.html


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