Who killed blockbuster?

The internet killed the video store

>>71604594
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>>71604594
Netflix.

Themselves

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>>71604594
Everyone Sweding their movies and bringing the community together.

>>71604749

this
greedy bastards killed the goose
also, more than 10% profits were from "late fees"

Viacom

>2006
>The ps3 will be huge because of bluray!!!!
>Streaming is at least a decade away!!!!

still makes me laugh

>>71604676

completely underrated

>>71604594
They did.
As soon as streaming was in its infancy they should have had plans to take the business in that direction.

>>71604594
Public libraries.

I ran a Blockbuster and I can confidently say that Blockbuster killed Blockbuster.

And I hope they burn in hell

>>71605211
Libraries are so underrated. My college's library had a shitload of movies, popular and obscure. I borrowed so many films from that place.

>>71605211
I also agree with this you'll be surprised what amazing movies your local library has well depending on how big the city you live in is

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>>71604676

>>71604594
They gave a store in a predominately black area 500 copies of Sex & the City, but only 10 copies of Happy Feet.

Pirating.