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Originally Posted by Ultimate.Conj
Can I still wear my 3D glasses? lol
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Netflix or Amazon would be great bundled in with a VM TV package, that would be amazing if VM could pull that off.
But unlike linear TV channels, Netflix do not always get the most recent tv series straight away or the most recent movies, which unfortunately is one down side to it. What Netflix does have though, is a lot of HD content at no extra cost and is great value for money.
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The lack of new movies or content is not a problem for me.
If I like a TV show, I just keep it on my TIVO for as long as I want. I don't think I have ever seen my TIVO over 40% full. I appreciate storing entire series may not be possible for those with families.
I have a lovefilm by post subscription and can have the latest movies popped in the post pretty much on the day it is released, and long before they are on Sky Premiere. For £5.99 a month it is fantastic value and is miles ahead of Sky Movies. The quality of the Blurays make the Sky movies HD offering look even more pathetic. They also have plenty of older Sky atlantic content too, if that appeals to anyone.
Even if VM do not add Netflix to XL (I think they will, following the e-mail questionnaire and theones post) I will still be paying less than £15 for access to pretty much any TV show and/or film I care to watch. I may have to wait (at most) a couple of days for dvds from lovefilm, but I think it is well worth it.
If an Amazon prime app comes to VM as well, the content available for at most £20 a month will be staggering.