Archive for December, 2009

Free Instant Christmas Movies

// December 23rd, 2009 // View Comments // Movies

Well the movies are free if you have a Netflix account. I was perusing InstantWatcher.com and found these Christmas movies available free during the holiday season:

Christmas Story Black Christmas P2
AOL ranked the film their #1 Christmas movie of all time in 2007. An instant classic that is staple on TBS during Christmas Day but now you watch it commercial-free through your XBOX,PS3,PC,Roku Box, etc. Another movie from Bob Clark comes a different Christmas classic that’s a staple in our household. Before there was Halloween this was one of the scariest movies around. Can you tell I like horror movies? This is a lesser known movie that has Christmas as backdrop but it is sure to entertain if you’re a horror film buff.

More Christmas Netflix Instant movies/TV Shows from instantwatcher.com

Christmas Light Cruisin 2009

// December 19th, 2009 // View Comments // Blog

Download now or watch on posterous

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Redbox has the Service!

// December 18th, 2009 // View Comments // Blog, Movies

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Redbox has the competition beat when it comes to DVD rental prices but another aspect I love about them is their customer service.  I had a craving for a movie tonight and this time around is what Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. I go to redbox’s site to reserve a copy. I hop in the car to my nearest Redbox.

I get there and notice a line is formed three people deep. It seems that there’s a problem with machine and its not letting anyone rent a DVD. Dohh! This sucks for me double time! Whenever you reserve a movie from online, your credit card is automatically debited one night’s rental. Driving to another redbox and renting the same movie will not remove the reservation charge on that machine.  I automatically give their customer service a call and explain what happened. The operator says no problem and apologizes for the machine issue. He lets me know the one dollar fee to my credit card can’t be reversed but he does give me two promo codes for the trouble! WOW you can’t beat customer service like this.

This is the second time I’m experienced this. The first time I was just calling to let them know their machine had a DVD stuck in the slot. They thanked me for letting me know there was a problem and gave me a promo code for my troubles. This is great customer service on their part but it baffles me that they can afford to give away free promo codes on such a low-margin business. I’m guessing they need to save all the customers they can to keep people coming back. All I can say is kudos redbox and now can you fix all the slow asses who take forever making a movie choice. :)