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Netflix, just keeps getting better and better. I have the online version of Netflix and love it. So, I can just imagine the movies being sent/mailed out. The people who have the movies sent to them, have a wider and better selection of movies to watch. However, I'm quite satisfied with the online "line up" of movies. If you love movies and TV series, documentaries and lots more, you will love Netflix. They even have movie icons that you can create for each family member, that way each family member can keep track of their own movie selections. I can't do nothing but highly recommend them due to my personal experience. I love them.

I used to use Netflix all of the time until they began to deliberately block Linux users from using their service. I researched and discovered that the CEO of Netflix also sits on the Board of Directors of Microsoft. So in typical Microsoft cheating style they deliberately block Linux users (and if they could get by with it they would block Apple users as well). Here is the link: http://www.hackingnetflix.com/2007/03/netflix_ceo_ree.html

Few features I love, few I really hate! It is so annoying how they will have the whole set of a film except 1. Like when I am looking for #1, they only have #2 and #3. I was looking for #2, They have #1, #3, #4... figures! And while I like the autoplay feature for series', If you are watching at night and happen to fall asleep it keeps going for like 4 episodes before stopping, and you forget where you were :( I like the streaming system for convenience, but it needs more work.

Where was I all these years that I spent $100 ++ on cable with all the bells and whistles? During those years I only watched Netflix occasionally and did not discover the amazing amount of interesting content they offer. Now that I have free television with limited (but sufficient) content, I have found many Netflix "treasures" that I would never have discovered before. The documentaries are unique, plentiful, and top rate. The older classic movies... those I never had a chance to watch when they were produced... are wonderful entertainment, much to my surprise. I have found that these older films actually rely on good plots and good character interaction... unlike many current favorites that rely mostly on special effects and competition for the fastest action possible. Best of all are the foreign movies which give me an opportunity to be part of the cultures and concerns of countries I would never be able to visit. Also, I find that I do not mind waiting a year or so for the latest episodes of a favorite television show that I cannot access with free television. I have enough to view with all the other choices available.