Blockbuster doc on netflix

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Yea this shyt was mid.

Best parts were about the origins of the video renting industry and what made blockbuster so revolutionary. The tale of the company through its demise was good too but could’ve been better.

in all, i think they focused too much on the nostalgic aspects of blockbuster and the final store. And with all that focusing on Bend Oregon, they never established whether that last store was still profitable, and how it was trending. Just made it seem like it could survive as long as Dish allowed them to use the name, but never got into how the sales were trending.

 

[Max.]

I found a lot of the actors they were interview were annoying. I would've preferred just to hear from the manager and more people from the business side of Blockbuster

Still enjoyed it. Wonder how much that blockbuster grosses? I mean forget netflix, the folks in Bend have to be illegally/stream their movies and shows

Ya that fat cac was cringe

 

[hazardous]

I thought it was a decent documentary, brought back nostalgic feels

The black guy was funny at first but then he got kind of annoying after

 

[Geek Nasty]

It was good but I thought they were going to shyt on BB harder considering the beef Netflix had with them...

That Taco Bell dude was a legit moron with zero business sense...

I still remember the no more late fees shyt...that was beyond retarded...

That was his game plan though, milk Blockbuster like a cow and toss the leftovers.