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• netflix or love film?

  hornyguysi > 11/02/2012, 18:16

  this has just came to my attention after having someone knock on my front door trying to sell me a love film package and was wondering if anyone has love film or net flix. I have had love film before and was impressed until they kept sending wrong DVDs out.
  
  i always said i would never go back but im really loving watching films and was wondering which one was better love film or netflix?

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  jesslloydfan > 11/02/2012, 18:22

  I've never tried either and don't really have the urge to try them,
  i could even get films streamed directly to my PS3 through lovefilm but i don't see the point i tend to buy the dvd or blu ray for films i want anyway, just wish the people at the lovefilm stand in town would stop trying to sell me the bloody thing.

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  hornyguysi > 11/02/2012, 18:43

  (11/02/2012, 18:22)jesslloydfan Wrote: I've never tried either and don't really have the urge to try them,
  i could even get films streamed directly to my PS3 through lovefilm but i don't see the point i tend to buy the dvd or blu ray for films i want anyway, just wish the people at the lovefilm stand in town would stop trying to sell me the bloody thing.

  
  yeah i think thats what may make me choose netflix because what ever you tell them they tend to never give up and even when you go past them again they come back and forget that they spoke to you

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  jesslloydfan > 11/02/2012, 19:19

  (11/02/2012, 18:43)hornyguysi Wrote:

  (11/02/2012, 18:22)jesslloydfan Wrote: I've never tried either and don't really have the urge to try them,
  i could even get films streamed directly to my PS3 through lovefilm but i don't see the point i tend to buy the dvd or blu ray for films i want anyway, just wish the people at the lovefilm stand in town would stop trying to sell me the bloody thing.

  
  yeah i think thats what may make me choose netflix because what ever you tell them they tend to never give up and even when you go past them again they come back and forget that they spoke to you

  Genuinely one time i had to go past the love film stand and they tried to sell me it, after finally getting through to them that i didn't want to buy it, went to the shop i was trying to get to, had to go back past again and the exact same person who tried to sell it to me about 5 mins earlier tried again.
  
  

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  mirvine6 > 11/02/2012, 19:20

  I had a trial loveFilm account and really didn;t rate the quality/quantity of new movies they had available to customers. I havent tried Netflix yet but it is supposed to be much better (from what i have heard). usually have a free trial period so keep an eye out and you could try out both

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  10bal01 > 11/02/2012, 20:59

  I was quite excited by both, a lot cheeper than Sky movies with 1000s more films. I have just signed up to Netflix for the free trial as I can get it through the Wii, but the quality on there is pants. I've tried it on the laptop which is much better quality but I'd much rather it on the big screen and don't have a modern enough tele to be able to connect to. I think I'm going to cancel until I get myself a better way of viewing it I'm going back to DVDs.

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  chantellefoxfan > 22/02/2012, 18:59

  I have tried both Love Film and Netflix and found Netflix to be the better choice. Mainly due to the reason i love American tv shows, there is so many great tv series which contain nearly all the seasons to date most of the time. Love Film is much older in the UK than Netflix so does have a more wider range of movies to choose but Netflix brings out new movies each week and have a good quality of movies. I currently have a subscription to Netflix and will continue to do so.

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  c_jumper > 22/02/2012, 20:16

  My biggest issue with love film came with trying to cancel it - I had to call up and it took forever. I'm excited by Netflix, they are clearly trying to push themselves at the moment and have a lot of backing - i expect there to be loads of offers coming up. Love to hear others thoughts on their service

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  hornyguysi > 25/02/2012, 15:36

  the problem that i am getting back from a few people i have spoken to say netflix is OK if your not looking for new films as there isn't any on there so im trying to think would it be worth it or just go to my local cinema on a tuesday and pay £2.95 to watch a new film

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  richpk > 25/02/2012, 18:14

  the best thing about the internet is that most films are free! and you can burn them to dvd or blueray to watch on your big flatscreen tv! i havent bought a dvd or rented a movie for almost 10 years!
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