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Johana Lee Scott (4 KP) rated Netflix in Apps

May 25, 2018  
Netflix
Netflix
Entertainment, Lifestyle
8
8.7 (589 Ratings)
App Rating
price (1 more)
selection
Additions of new shows is infrequent (1 more)
Removal of shows and movies
Binge Addict
I have had Netflix since it started(back when it was only discs you could rent). I loved it then and I love it now. There are only two things I have issues with:
1. It takes forever for them to add new movies and shows
2. They take away my favorites before I can watch them.
  
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Literally.Laura (1763 KP) rated Amazon Prime Video in Apps

Jul 9, 2018  
Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video
Entertainment, Lifestyle
9
8.3 (68 Ratings)
App Rating
Included with Prime subscription (0 more)
Sometimes free vs paid titles aren't obvious (0 more)
Many free (with subscription) titles
Amazon has lots of exclusive titles. Not only can you watch lots for free with your Prime subscription, but there are even MORE titles available to purchase or rent. My family frequently uses the "no rush shipping" credits to watch newly released movies. By combining the two benefits, there really isn't a need for any other subscriptions.
  
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Andre Holland recommended Oliver! (1968) in Movies (curated)

 
Oliver! (1968)
Oliver! (1968)
1968 | Classics, Comedy, Drama
8.0 (9 Ratings)
Movie Favorite

"Number five — this is a tough one. I think the one I would like to say, though, is one — when I was a kid, this is the one that I watched all the time. I had it on VHS tape and probably wore the tape out – I know just about every line from the movie. I don’t know why I loved it so much, but the movie Oliver. The musical version. The Lionel Bart one. Ron Moody was the guy that played Fagin. Growing up, we never went to the movies. I grew up in a pretty rural town in Alabama, and we just never went, and so our big excitement for the weekend would be to go to the video store and… We also didn’t have a VCR, but you could, back in the day, rent a VCR. So, we would rent a VCR, and for some reason, we owned the movie. We owned two movies; we owned Oliver and we owned The Wiz. Whenever we would rent the VCR, we would watch the movies that we rented, but then, because we had the VCR, we’d always end up playing Oliver and The Wiz again. I think that’s probably why I fell in love with it. And then, ironically, it wound up being the first play that I ever did in community theatre. Although I’m [also] obsessed with The Wiz. It terrified me, as a kid. That was gonna be the other one I was gonna say. It was either Oliver or The Wiz, but The Wiz is just amazing."

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