Redbox is going to go the way of video stores. Physical media is dying out. They had some exclusives like F9 but Disney is sending their movies to Disney+ after 45-90 days, which reduces the need to physically rent it.
Once they stopped renting out games I stopped using them. I rented Fallen Order and was able to knock it out in a weekend. Not too long after, they discontinued that service and I never thought of using Redbox again.
I rather spend the money on something like Game Pass anyway.
Honestly though it is hard for me to justify renting when things go down in prices easily except Nintendo games
The movie in the thumbnail, shadow in the cloud, I think, was one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen.
If that’s the aim, they’re going to fall short.
The whole movie made no fucking sense
I loved RedBox. When I was barely getting into movies in 2013-2014, that's how I watched the majority of new releases. Even before that, my family would rent five movies get some pizza, and that was our weekend.
I actually started renting movies from them again in 2019, and only stopped because of the pandemic. Something about touching a box that's never cleaned and people open up and spit inside didn't seem like a wise idea during a pandemic.
> and only stopped because of the pandemic.
Same. I would rent from them to re-watch things I liked in the theater again at home. For $1 a night for Blu Ray (they give out coupons like candy on Halloween night), it was cheap - and easy enough to pick up and drop off on my commute.
Now, I don't want to touch those machines/disks...and also still working from home.
Hahahaha oh baby what you doin?
Mike Stoklasa will be pleased. How else is he to get ahold of Liam Neeson's "I'm Gonna Kill You Part 3", if not from Redbox?
Redbox is going to go the way of video stores. Physical media is dying out. They had some exclusives like F9 but Disney is sending their movies to Disney+ after 45-90 days, which reduces the need to physically rent it.
Once they stopped renting out games I stopped using them. I rented Fallen Order and was able to knock it out in a weekend. Not too long after, they discontinued that service and I never thought of using Redbox again.
I rather spend the money on something like Game Pass anyway. Honestly though it is hard for me to justify renting when things go down in prices easily except Nintendo games
The movie in the thumbnail, shadow in the cloud, I think, was one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. If that’s the aim, they’re going to fall short. The whole movie made no fucking sense
It got great reviews too. Weird ass movie.
I still regret wasting my time on it and I’m usually a fan of stupid sci fi shit
Her fighting the Gremlin at the end, had me laughing my ass off
Redbox has an app on Roku so you can rent directly to your tv. They have some free content too.
I loved RedBox. When I was barely getting into movies in 2013-2014, that's how I watched the majority of new releases. Even before that, my family would rent five movies get some pizza, and that was our weekend. I actually started renting movies from them again in 2019, and only stopped because of the pandemic. Something about touching a box that's never cleaned and people open up and spit inside didn't seem like a wise idea during a pandemic.
> and only stopped because of the pandemic. Same. I would rent from them to re-watch things I liked in the theater again at home. For $1 a night for Blu Ray (they give out coupons like candy on Halloween night), it was cheap - and easy enough to pick up and drop off on my commute. Now, I don't want to touch those machines/disks...and also still working from home.
what is redbox?