Quickflix collection. Do I miss something?

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nakedmolerat

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#116197 21-Apr-2013 18:02

I signed up to quicflix yesterday. Browsing the movie collections, there aren't many available with that subscription. You still need to pay $6 per new movie to watch. TV series also limited.

Can someone tell me if Netflix has better collection? Do you still have to pay extra to watch newer movies?

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#803191 21-Apr-2013 18:25

Netflix definitely has a better collection!

I've just signed up for a free trial period with UK Netfix and I'm loving it. I'll certainly be signing up.

To access it I'm using Unotelly, which also has a free trial period.

Also you will need a computer of some kind connected to your TV.

The movies tend to be quite old, but you don't pay extra for them. People say that if you prefer movies then LoveFilm has a better selection.

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#803193 21-Apr-2013 18:33

turb: Netflix definitely has a better collection!

I've just signed up for a free trial period with UK Netfix and I'm loving it. I'll certainly be signing up.

To access it I'm using Unotelly, which also has a free trial period.

Also you will need a computer of some kind connected to your TV.

The movies tend to be quite old, but you don't pay extra for them. People say that if you prefer movies then LoveFilm has a better selection.

You should try Unblock-US which lets you switch easily between different Netflix countries.

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#803200 21-Apr-2013 18:49

I sort of like quickflix. Am disappointed I missed Glory before they removed it. But I dont know why on the Xbox360 app there is no where near the same amount of content available as on the PC

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#803210 21-Apr-2013 19:13

turb: Netflix definitely has a better collection!

I've just signed up for a free trial period with UK Netfix and I'm loving it. I'll certainly be signing up.

To access it I'm using Unotelly, which also has a free trial period.

Also you will need a computer of some kind connected to your TV.

The movies tend to be quite old, but you don't pay extra for them. People say that if you prefer movies then LoveFilm has a better selection.

Do you mean LoveFile.com based in the UK?

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#803413 22-Apr-2013 07:07

I do mean LoveFilm. It's part of Amazon. It's a bit more expensive though: LoveFilm is GBP 7.99 and Netflix is GBP 5.99.

I haven't tried Unblock US yet, but I will once my Unotelly trial finishes.

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#803444 22-Apr-2013 08:30

You miss the "k" in Quickflix ;)

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#803623 22-Apr-2013 11:47

semigeek:
turb: Netflix definitely has a better collection!

I've just signed up for a free trial period with UK Netfix and I'm loving it. I'll certainly be signing up.

To access it I'm using Unotelly, which also has a free trial period.

Also you will need a computer of some kind connected to your TV.

The movies tend to be quite old, but you don't pay extra for them. People say that if you prefer movies then LoveFilm has a better selection.

You should try Unblock-US which lets you switch easily between different Netflix countries.

So does UnoTelly.

In fact one device in the house can be watching Netflix UK and another device Netflix USA - at the sametime - assuming your broadband connection can handle it.

UnoTelly lets you selct any of the Netflix countries they have launched in.