Do you rent or buy the movies that you watch at home?  

Thanks for sharing! I completely forgot about watching movies online. There are a few online sites where you can rent movies to be sent to your house or even watch it on your computer which ever you like it.

Another thing, some movies DVD or Blueray, when purchased include a digital copy of the movie. This allows you to watch it on PCs and mobile devices.

yea there are those but I watch all mine for free ;)

Cool! That is a great one!

Cool! I failed to mention my wife and I go to movie theaters occasionally. Speaking of premiere nights, we to watch a movie on its premiere night. We had to go there early about 2 hours earlier than the show date and have to book the ticket online a week before the actual premiere. We were just lucky to be early and secured our seats but I remember when I looked back, the line even reached outside the main lobby of the movie house.

Thanks for your info!

Thank you! We still have a Hollywood Video here that is about to be closed so they sell their DVDs for about $1.50 and up, it think these are the used ones though.

We do have Biglot's in our area.I saw their rack for movies and most of the ones they sell are new. It is where I saw most movie collections like James Bond, etc. and are sold at low prices too.

I do too! Renting is much cheaper and at times, it will save you some space.

Cool! We used to rent movies even when the movies were still on Betamax and the favorite that we rent were wrestling special events like wrestlemania or royal rumble.

Thanks for sharing!

My bad. I just quoted that "bragging" from people going to premiere nights. I agree that going to the movies is getting more expensive at times especially when you buy some food.
Anyway, I also rent from redbox since I think they have the cheapest DVD rental out there but I heard Blockbuster already have a kiosk similar to them. Pretty much we have the same strategy in buying DVDs. Wait til the price drops.

Thank you for sharing!

I've been to my share of premiere's but we don't go to them that often. Normally since we moved to a new state up here they have 1.50 movies which are nice to go to. You still get to go to the theater and have the theater feel and its cheaper then going to a regular movie where it cost more. Every now and then we will go to the movie theater and not the 1.50 movie. Other wise then that we wait till they come out on redbox and yeah blockbuster does have something similar to a redbox its a bluebox. I'm not sure if its the same place. Did you know you can look up movies that you want with redbox and it will tell you which redbox nearest to you has that movie. Its so cool.

Yes. I usually do that on a Tuesday since it is usually the day they release a new movie. I often reserve online on Redbox too but when you reserve online, you can't use a free movie code. Reserving and/or locating the movie online is one way to conserve gas in my opinion.

Yeah we do the same thing over here. Tuesdays are the best days to go but going early to them helps out to so that way if there is something that we want we can get it. We don't really get free rentals but this time we do for the next time we go in. There are several around us that we can pick from. Yeah if we want to reserve something online we will but not often cause like you said conserving gas is a good thing to do. We have only reserved a movie one time. We need to keep money from being wasted so not much of going out to see movies these days and not renting from redboxs every day either.

Thanks for sharing the info. That is an alternative I am not aware of..
Got a quick question, is borrowing from the library free?

Great! I think Netflix also allow the subscriber to view the movie via an Xbox 360 console. It is more of like trial and error for me too. Rent the movie first, then if it is worth watching over and over, then there goes the purchase.

Enjoying the big screen experience then owning a copy itself. I bet you have a lot movies in your video library.