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99c Movie Rentals @ Google Play Movies

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Google movies has some good movies in their collection of 99 cents movies. There are 12 movies to choose from. List includes Nightcrawler, lunchbox, rush hour, 99 homes etc.
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  • These are just rentals right? Cause the 99c ones are not to buy??

    • Yes these are rentals.

  • -1

    Why rent them, when you can own them for free ?

    https://www.familymovienight.com.au/en_AU/home.html

    • Only free if you were purchasing the cereal anyway.

      • No need to purchase cereal, you just need the codes inside the boxes. It doesn't require a receipt.

        • +1

          And how would you go about getting the codes without purchasing the cereal? Please share with us your methods of stealth code attainment?

        • +1

          @genes888:

          And how would you go about getting the codes without purchasing the cereal?

          a torch on bin night

        • +1

          @genes888: Obviously, when you see someone opening cereal boxes in the supermarket, write down the codes, and put it back on the shelf, that person must be JV.

  • Seriously, these are bargain bin items. At most they should be 99c to own - although frankly free is probably overpriced for many of them.

    If these came up on 9 as a FTA movie, you'd turn over.

    • what? Nightcrawler and Spring Breakers are both great movies.

  • -2

    When will Google learn the customer psychology that
    EITHER customers want to buy it cheap (own the movie, even though they may watch it less than 3 times in their life),
    or watch as part of buffet style subscription ( again, even though they may watch it less than 3 times during their subscription).

    Per movie 'online' rental will NOT work, as has been tried again and again by pretty much all the big names.

    • When will Google learn the customer psychology that

      I remember back in 2001 when you advised Goggle to get out of the 'Search' market, that there was no future in it…

      • Haha. I don't remember telling Google, but I did told Yahoo to get out of the 'Search' market, and they should thank me for that.

        • Ya who ?

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