I have deleted all the Hollywood movies, tv series ...

[Telstra]

from my Harddrives because i don't think i will watch them anytime soon.
They are such a waste of my harddrives space. So Hollywood people take note.

How about you ?

 

[Telstra]

If the stars don't watch their own movies,
why should you watch ???

 

[Cormac135]

Don't have a hard drive, most things are easy enough to find.

 

[ravenstar]

I have a remote drive I store all my iTunes purchases on. The Mac isn't designed to hold all those files, it fills up too quickly.

 

[Natello4]

Good. The next step is to put on some nice clothes, wear an honest smile and go dowtown!

 

[HornyJock]

Telstra...... drinking much tonight?
Or just plain bored?

 

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

real life it a not cans but folkees trys a hard on umselfs ans hisotry bookees ans co

-wonda get ads folkees delete mails lists ans tem folkeess buggin world ova fa bit a tumbscrews-

anyway

tinku

"back ta fiction were alls were teys prettay hats!"
_e_

 

[SaskGuy]

My hard drive is 1 TB (well, actually it's 915 GB, cheap pricks) and I have 774 GB still remaining. If anything, I need more movies to fill it up with!

My friend filled a recently purchased laptop to the brim with movies... so he bought another new one, instead of burning them to DVDs or something.... yea, he's not good with money at all.

 

[Stardust]

I download a tv show, watch it then delete it. I usually never watch a episode twice. I usually don't watch movies.

 

[SaskGuy]

I mostly like to buy a physical copy... although I do have some stuff on my computer, or links to online sources because it's not available on DVD, or it was, but now it's not, and is extremely hard to find... then it's not even on TV anymore so I can't even tape it.... so it's times like that when pirating movies is expected. It's funny how they make it so difficult to find copies of movies or shows, and then they have the nerve to bitch when people are downloading them for free somewhere. Well, if they don't want people to pirate movies, then make them available on DVD!!!

For example, I would love to get a complete series box set of Kevin Spencer, but that show is not available for sale absolutely anywhere (except a DVD with a few episodes, which is out of print but on eBay)... so my only option is to watch it for free on the internet, because it's not on TV anymore either. What am I supposed to do? If companies are going to bitch about pirating movies, they should at least give me the option to obtain it legally. Cocksuckers.

 

[SaskGuy]

This Oatmeal comic sums the whole thing up perfectly...

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/game_of_thrones

 

[mikemizanin729]

Nowadays I usually buy the movies from the Sky store and either download them onto my Sky box or watch them on my phone using their Sky Store app. They also send a copy of the dvd through the door.

 

[Willie Boy]

They also send a copy of the dvd through the door.

Ouch! That must leave a hole or two to patch up..... But if a DVD can bust through your door without trouble I would recommend getting a more solid door instead.

 

[MakeDigitalLove]

I am a movie nerd and love collecting the movies I like. I also tend to re watch them anyway so it isn't a waste having them. I have watched all the movies at least once.

I like having the physical copies of movies, I generally don't download them but to rent them every now and again.