Yeah no doubt it will hit both, but i think Blockbuster has some exclusive thing or some deal thats prohibiting it. It comes standard on Android phones, its a cool app I just dont pay for Blockbuster.

There also might be some problems wiht Netflix being on phones since its so big too. Im sure a deal will be done soon though, no need to worry.

Well, after the Blockbuster bankruptcy then maybe that's how they'll keep the buisness goni (with digital things like that) instead of stores. I'd hate to see them disappear altogether.

no the company was actually split up into several other companies that are now differnt shareholders. I got a letter about it all.

The stores are now individually owned, so they are basically running at their own will. They are divided by region, and like 40 percent of them are planned to be closed or sold to other people.

the online market is its own things, just like Netflix. There is no major changes coming to it, and they plan to expand it.

the kiosks are currently owned by the original owners of the store, but are branching out as their own company as well.

The odd thing is they are still all working together, so you still get free in store rentals and what not. So its not entirely horrible.

If it comes to that, I'd rather just play a portable game designed for the smaller screens. I guess you really could call me some sort of film snob, but I just can't hardly stomach it on that smaller screen.

Yeah but games like that get kinda boring after a while. Ill admit i get addicted to simple little games released on the App store sometimes, but when im sitting in a car for 7 hours or waiting in line at E3, watching a movie, pausing it, then going back to it is way easier.

That probably just depends on the person. I'd rather sit there and play some Pokemon (yeah it's a good game) or Mario for a few hours.