How long does it take movies to be on demand?
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There's different things that factor in the PPV time, such as how much money it made, if the movie was nominated for an Oscar (that usually means later, because people get interested in a movie again after it's nominated) and what the producers require.  I had heard that "they" were trying to get it so there was a standard (like 3 months) but I'm not sure if that's happening. It's usually about 10-12 weeks.
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I cancelled my Netflix membership last week.  It appears they're doing whatever they can to keep frequent users from getting their fair share of movies each month.  They claim they're losing money on subscribers who watch and return movies every other day.  Critics are calling the practice 'throttling'.\n\nDuring my last weeks with Netflix, I had two movies come up missing.  They never arrived in my mailbox.  I reported the delivery failure and they promised to send out duplicates. A few days after the replacements arrived, the original two movies mysteriously showed up back in their delivery center.  My hunch is that they never actually sent the first ones out, so I lost a week waiting for replacements that weren't strictly necessary.  They won't tell you there's a secret quota, but I've had long waits between rounds of shipping and receiving.
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Netflix slows down (throttles) their service. Netflix advertises unlimited rentals yet throttles service i.e. shipping and inventory allocation. Specifically they hold the shipment of next titles when they have already received a return. It is in their terms of service agreement however if you contact customer service about the issue most of their own employees are unaware of the policy. I currently have Netflix and Blockbuster online and the are about the same. The both slow down service if you rent many titles hence the reason for having both with the 3 out at a time option.
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Start from UK made movies and then shift to US movies. US movies have a lot of slang and are a bit fast. And try to get some soaps (serials) too. You can get them for a couple of bucks. That should help.
935140
I was an assistant manager of a movie theater, and the movie is normally played even though no one bought any tickets.  But sometimes, movie watchers will arrive late and expect to see their movie.  When I worked there, we'd get surprise visits from the corporate heads, and we have to make sure everything is running.
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Check out real player.  They offer movies over the web for a low viewing price.
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Usually 6 months after its first release date but if the movie is still maiking MEGA bucks it could take up to a year.....\n\nand with Disney it is hard to tell when they will release any movie for home use........
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Call Blockbuster, Hollywood, or Net Flix........
674747
I buy far too many DVDs. Most are still in their wrappers because there are not enough hours in the day for me to watch them all! I have probably around 500+
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Downloading movies off the internet is illigal.\n\nWait till it comes out on DVD
624105
Slightly over eight minutes.\n\nTo be exact look up on Internet\n\nBest Regards
717404
I think it will depend on the capacity of the UPS. There are UPS that can allow whatever system connected to them hold out for hours, but they are expensive. But for say a 1.2kva UPS on only your television, you should still be able to get it run for about 20 minutes.
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go to google video, and type in the office. they usually have at least about 4 minutes, but sometimes the quality is a little off.
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its not up to the site. \nits up to your computer how fast it runs and how fast it can copy the movie.
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UM... GET NETFLIX ITS MUCH MUCH CHEAPER AND YOU CAN GET WHAT EVER MOVIE YOU WANT IN STEAD OF LIMITED MOVIES
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Nothing, that's the way live/streaming video usually does. It depends on your computer's speed, but more importantly, on the internet connection bandwidth. Could also be how fast the broadcasting/hosting company's servers are.