Netflix ending DVD-by-mail service

[bmw]

https://www.npr.org/2023/04/18/11707407 ... il-service

I'm still signed up for 2 DVD's per month but rarely use it anymore. Nevertheless, still sad to see the service end.

[Deleted User 15835]

I didn't know that this was still a thing. It's like a CD player in a car or a 1-800-collect card.

[teetoppz28]

I haven't owned a DVD player (or ANY physical media player) in over a decade!

[TC Talks]

I haven't owned a DVD player (or ANY physical media player) in over a decade!

I still have a player. There are hundreds of art films that have not made it to a streaming platform. It actually gets me to the library.

[teetoppz28]

I haven't owned a DVD player (or ANY physical media player) in over a decade!

I still have a player. There are hundreds of art films that have not made it to a streaming platform. It actually gets me to the library.

I'll be honest. I haven't actually sat and watched a movie in years. I'm more of a sporting events guy, so when I'm not watching live sports, I'm usually streaming a replay.

[TC Talks]

I haven't owned a DVD player (or ANY physical media player) in over a decade!

I still have a player. There are hundreds of art films that have not made it to a streaming platform. It actually gets me to the library.

I'll be honest. I haven't actually sat and watched a movie in years. I'm more of a sporting events guy, so when I'm not watching live sports, I'm usually streaming a replay.

I used to watch 150 films a year. I'm probably half that today.