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#245504 7-Feb-2019 17:57

Hi.

Is anyone aware of where I can legally rent this to watch online tonight? I can see most places selling it, but I don't want to buy it, only rent.

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#2174527 7-Feb-2019 17:59

No, sorry... Amazon Prime is Buy only...

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#2174532 7-Feb-2019 18:24

If you have an appletv it’s available for rent on iTunes for $2.99 at the moment.

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#2174533 7-Feb-2019 18:25

I don't have Apple TV, but I do have Apple Devices, though I want to be able to watch it on one of my Android devices if possible.

Itunes only shows it available for purchase.

Hmm, Interesting, refreshed and it's showing for $2.99 for rent. Now just need a way to cast it to my TV. Watching on a 8" tablet isn't appealing.

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#2174534 7-Feb-2019 18:33

networkn:
I don't have Apple TV, but I do have Apple Devices, though I want to be able to watch it on one of my Android devices if possible.

Itunes only shows it available for purchase.

That’s strange. Showing as purchase for $9.99 and rent for $2.99 on my iPad
(NZ Account).

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#2174546 7-Feb-2019 20:28

its on hbo go, iTunes, prime video, play station vue ,

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#2174689 7-Feb-2019 22:36

Haha, I'm old school. Rented it from my library for $3 for 3 weeks on DVD, but then you'd need a DVD player 😀

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