Try NETFLIX FREE for 2 Weeks,
It May Change The Way You Rent DVDs!

Reviewed by Bruce Cantwell

Since December 2000, most of the DVDs I've reviewed in a-movie-to-see came straight from NETFLIX.

If you like movies and don't have a DVD player yet, click here. I invite anyone with a DVD Player to try NETFLIX free for 2 weeks.

If you've already purchased a DVD player, you should really give NETFLIX a try. They're offering a two week free trial that you should

Instead of making two trips to the video store for each movie that you rent, Netflix lets you select the movies you want online. They're delivered right to your mailbox and Netflix pays the postage both ways!

NO DUE DATES OR LATE FEES

Since so many DVDs are loaded with extra materials including documentaries and commentary tracks, sometimes they take more than one evening to explore.

NETFLIX has no due dates or late fees. When you're done with a movie, simply return it and they'll ship the next one on your list.

BEST SELECTION

Thanks to revenue sharing deals with the movie studios (DreamWorks, 20th Century Fox, Universal Studios, Artisan Entertainment, Columbia TriStar Home Video, Lions Gate Films, Shooting Gallery, USA Films and Warner Home Video) NETFLIX gets its hands on plenty of copies of the latest releases but they don't stop there.

They have a wider selection of independent films, documentaries, family films, foreign films, and classics than any store can afford to stock.

LOW FLAT FEE - ALL YOU CAN WATCH

The 19.95 monthly fee was more than I spent at my local video store but once you get used to the huge selection and convenience, you'll see it as a bargain.

For instance, Dish Network allows you to choose two movie channels (like HBO and Showtime) for 19.95 per month in addition to basic programming fees. NETFLIX has more movies than all of the movie channels COMBINED.