Blockbuster In Administration.

[Anonymous]

:doh: I will personally miss them, the store is clean and tidy NOT smelly. The staff are usually helpful and I can get what I want when I want.

Blue rays cost no more than DVDs and I can use my Tesco Vouchers to get a rental for little more than a pound. Try getting that anywhere else !

Well now it looks like I am going to have to.. I hope they can keep a least some of the stores going (Romford please) and save some of the jobs. 4000 out of work is no joke people, think on that before you post silly comments.

 

[BenLaw]

:doh: I will personally miss them, the store is clean and tidy NOT smelly. The staff are usually helpful and I can get what I want when I want.

Blue rays cost no more than DVDs and I can use my Tesco Vouchers to get a rental for little more than a pound. Try getting that anywhere else !

Blu rays cost no more than DVDs at lovefilm. So far I've been getting through 8-10 films a month, so that's about £1 per disc, and I don't have to spend any vouchers. No need for any interaction with staff, imdb is far more helpful than any shop assistant could be.

 

[Thompsonuxb]

I want to rent a film when I feel like it, not when Lovefilm deign to send it to me. And usually I only want to watch that one film at very short notice, and usually the kids want to watch one too.

I am going to go and rent a film this weekend to try and keep them in business.

I'm gonna rent 3 and buy 4 bags of popcorn............. this year looks like it could be the saddest year ever, hardware replaced by rubbish software....

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[the record spot]

I have two Blockbusters failry near to me, but it's not always convenient for me to get there after a day at work, or to drop films off. I stream from Netflix, Sony's excellent site and iTunes. I streamed Prometheus on the day it was released on DVD and it cost me about £4. That's fine by my reckoning, or more accurately, my needs.