Do You Look Around For Movie Rentals That You Have Not Seen Advertised?

Normally what I do is go to my blockbuster online page and do a search based on an actor/actress. Usually that brings up their earlier less marketed works and I am able to rent it. I also go imdb.com and do the search there on the actor/actress and then copy and paste the movie title into the blockbuster search see if it comes up. I have seen some really good movies doing this, but I've also gotten a hold of some stinkers too.

My bit of advise if you see the movie title "Special Effects" run away from it as fast as you can, or you might be scarred for life.

Quite often I only have to hear about an interesting movie ONCE for me to decide whether or not I want to see it. I try to avoid all of the excessively marketed movies. I don't need to see something because it's POPULAR.

Oh, a kindered spirit. I have been doing this for years. You wouldn't believe the gems that I have found by taking the so-called chance on movies that wer not heavily marketed. My friends and I love to guess who the little known star that may be the movies is. I've found that going against the norm can be fun. Some low budge or Independent Films are so deep or as funny as any that are out there. I recommend going to the actual rental place to pick out these as I like to call them, "overlooks".

About 90% of the movies I watch are independent features. I care more about watching an indie film than a big budget blockbuster. I also have to thanks Netflix for this. Netflix provides tons of movies that I would not be able to find at blockbuster or other venues. I like a lot of foreign movies. Plus, I get more enjoyment out of foreign films.

Nope I Don't For a few Dollars more You can buy Movie You like around the Holidays or So as Compared to Rentals Costs. Not all Movies are Advertised, but avaialble in most Retailers.