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RE: Bailing out on streamed movies has become a regular thing now

Posted by Rod H. on April 14, 2025 at 07:12:17:
I almost always look a film up before starting to watch. Doing this avoids having to bail about 95% of the time for me. The down side is that some evenings it takes me 30 minutes to find something to watch when I don't already have a film lined up. This is particularly the case on Prime, which tends to have a really high percentage of garbage to dig through to find a gem.