They just released The Tomorrow War. It's entertaining.Don't use Prime video it's pretty lame.
They just released The Tomorrow War. It's entertaining.Don't use Prime video it's pretty lame.
EVs are now the new tax revenue targets since they've been getting by with monetary freebies for years and are becoming more prevelant on the roads. They can't get by for free forever.They are worried about 500 EVs not paying enough taxes and are raising registrations across the board on everyone so of coarse they are worried about a couple delivery trucks, it’s all a tax grab
I enrolled in Amazon Prime for one primary reason - The Grand Tour. Luckily for the past two years, my wife has went back to college so we got Prime free for 6 months and then $50/year after that. When it comes to paying ???? per year at full rate, I'll have to think real hard about it.Clarkson's Farm is quite good. Recommended even if you are not familiar with Top Gear nor Grand Tour.
It's my opinion, but.. you are not missing anything on Prime Video.Amazon is planning a split between Prime Video and Prime shipping, I betcha. They're already branding themselves this way.
I also suspect they'll flatter existing subscribers by declaring that if you don't let your grandfathered subscription lapse, you'll continue to get both. Just don't fall off the wagon!
It hasn't escaped my attention that they now want even more money to watch stuff on HBO on Amazon, or that it takes a week to deliver "2 day" packages. I continue to cross shop-- walmart and ebay are real good contenders.
Walmart's $35 threshold for free shipping is absurdly easy to hit-- get some staples like a 12 pack of paper towels and the local store will deliver that alongside what you really wanted, which is coming in the mail.
Overall, it's just really bad. Yeah, they do have some good shows or exclusive series and movies but so much of their stuff is really low-quality or poorly-done, foreign-produced stuff (I'm not anti-foreign stuff either). Then again, maybe it's just what is being recommended to me ! What really confuses me is they have something from 2018 and I start watching it and it looks like it's re-mastered from VHS tape done in 1997, 480 x 240 resolution (4:3).you are not missing anything on Prime Video.
It's free for Prime members and they STILL dont watch it.
I agree with everything you say. What Ivan Drago said in Rocky 4 applies.. "If it dies, it dies."Overall, it's just really bad. Yeah, they do have some good shows or exclusive series and movies but so much of their stuff is really low-quality or poorly-done, foreign-produced stuff (I'm not anti-foreign stuff either). Then again, maybe it's just what is being recommended to me ! What really confuses me is they have something from 2018 and I start watching it and it looks like it's re-mastered from VHS tape done in 1997, 480 x 240 resolution (4:3).
Eh... you can find awful movies on every streaming service if you look.Case in point. That "No Remorse" movie with Michael B. Jordan
Amazon Prime Video
was one of the worst movies I ever saw.
The movie does not have to be good, they just have to get enough people to tune in so they can say ratings. Hence, the hype..
ah that list....not exactly a ringing endorsement. But then again, I can't find anything worthwhile on Netflix either. IMO, 98% of Hollywood movies are not worth my time.Eh... you can find awful movies on every streaming service if you look.
And if you look, you can also find decent stuff...
100 Best Movies on Amazon Prime (October 2021)
Watch only the highest-rated Certified Fresh movies available right now on Amazon Prime!editorial.rottentomatoes.com
Someone has to pay for Bezos space rides..
Have you seen the prices on Amazon basics oil? More than Mobil one or Valvoline on their own site, double the price of Supertech and Kirkland.You are right they don't need to. But I think likely will.
Fifteen years ago Amazon often had the lowest prices of anyone. Not any longer- people are hooked on Amazon and Amazon knows it all so well.
Funny the timing of this thread.
I'm at sitting in the Admirals Club at DCA airport. Some big cheese from a very major cable company is sitting almost next to me with his phone on speaker. He is talking with his home office and said they are going to start charging either 19.99, 29.99, or 39.99 for something the provide for free. They just said 39.99 was too high, but they will go with 29.99, and said subscribers will now get free pc scans and pc support , and a bunch of other worthless stuff to deflect from the new 29.99 charge.
"False advertising" are the words a new class-action lawsuit uses to describe Amazon Prime's one and two-day shipping guarantees.
Frivolous... Amazon can change the time frame for delivery anytime they choose and us customers have zero input. Don't like it, shop somewhere else. Amazon can simply "un-Prime" items so they don't qualify for the faster shipping times too.and now the company is facing a lawsuit due to the delays.