Reply #18: Netflix. The service works well for everyone I know who has it.

[Osamasux]

The inventory is great. Tons of titles. Many I could not find elsewhere (That was what sold me in the first place.) Fast delivery. Their whole attitude can be summed up in the sentence, "Whatever goes wrong is not the customers fault." They are good at it and it is their whole focus, not some copycat idea. You can suggest titles if they are listed on imdb.com and they WILL try to stock them. You can put films into your queue as soon as they are released in the theater. No waiting for DVD release announcements. When it comes out, they move it from your awaiting release list to your queue - You don't have to do anything. The renters just mark that a disc is in bad shape and they retire it. That means you almost never get a messed up DVD. Their search tools and indices are good. They make good recommendations for you, based on what you rate similar films, but they don't stick them in your face. If you want to check them out, fine, if not, just don't go to that section. Great selection of music titles. DVDs from 60s and 70s bands I didn't even know were out there.