See there's the thing, I've never seen either of them or I probably wouldn't want to get them. That's one of my things: I rarely rent movies, instead I just go buy them. Though most likely one of the two I mentioned will end up being a rental and buy Back to the Future instead.

Im not rich so i cant buy all the films released lol.

However I also rent based on moral grounds too. If I dont see it in theaters ill check it out first, if its a quality movie then ill buy it and give it props. I hate giving money to horrible films, that makes them make more horrible films.

lol I'm far from rich too. In fact, I still have no idea how I support my DVD "addiction". As for the problem of avoiding buying horrible movies, I think going into buying a movie I pretty much know if it's going to be horrible. Granted I've got suckered into a few here and there, but I wouldn't say I've bought horrible movies on a regular basis or anything. I only buy those that I know I'll at least moderately enjoy. If I'm iffy about it, I will rent it. I exaggerate on the renting-vs-buying a bit. While I don't have Netflix or anything like that, RedBox does get quite a bit of money from me as well.

Yeah I see what you are saying. To be honest, Im also an offender of not buying some movies thanks to renting lol. Netflix keeps me occupied so I dont buy as much as I used too. In fact my Blu-ray collection probably hasn't been touched since Zombieland, luckily I bought that before it hit netflix haha

I am not a renter. I hate renting movies. If I want to watch it, I'd rather just buy it. That being said, I'd never have any money if I did that all the time, so Netflix has finally started getting used. Though I still buy more movies than I ever watch on the service.

Same as me. Most of the time I'd just rather buy then rent. Unless I'm not sure about the movie I'll typically buy it. Of course, doing that all the time I would be broke so RedBox gets some business from me, but it's a very small percentage of my movie money in comparison to what I buy.

See that's the thing for me, even if I'm not sure about it...I'll still buy it. I can always return it if I don't like it, but most of the time I hang on to it.

Yeah I heard nothing but bad things about it as well. In a Summer that was actually pretty decent, I wouldn't classify Robin Hood among the best. Is it worth watching? Definitely, but I wouldn't put it in the Summer's best.