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Telly_ · 21-04-2012, 12:17

If you think this is good news you're crazy. If Sky lose exclusive rights to all the movies then they can't be forced to sell Sky-Movies to VM and could well pull them.

It will end up consumers paying more for the same so instead of £16 a month for all the newest movies it will be £16 to Sky, then Netflix will increase its price if it has to spend out on movies, then Lovefilm will buy some.

Ok we all have access to Netflix,Lovefilm via our connected TV, Smart TV boxs(Apple tv,Roku etc) or EVENTUALLY via TiVo but we know the TiVo version will be the worst of the lot. But we will still all pay more in the long run.

21-04-2012, 12:17	#5
Telly_ Permanently Banned Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 381	Re: Sky Movies & Ofcom If you think this is good news you're crazy. If Sky lose exclusive rights to all the movies then they can't be forced to sell Sky-Movies to VM and could well pull them. It will end up consumers paying more for the same so instead of £16 a month for all the newest movies it will be £16 to Sky, then Netflix will increase its price if it has to spend out on movies, then Lovefilm will buy some. Ok we all have access to Netflix,Lovefilm via our connected TV, Smart TV boxs(Apple tv,Roku etc) or EVENTUALLY via TiVo but we know the TiVo version will be the worst of the lot. But we will still all pay more in the long run.