I watched seven years in Tibet on your site. Nice movie. I kinda like slow movies some times.

It probably doesn't work the same way in other countries. My particular problem is that I have almost zero interest in new mega hot movies and I'm known to walk out of the movie theatre if I don't like them. My tastes are very restricted and often banal, from the point of view of the average person. The huge choice is good because the chance that I find something I like is slightly higher but my experience from huge choices is that I must waste a lot of time to find something I like. If I knew in advance the movies that would be worth watching then that would make my problem easier. I would rather subscribe to a service that had a small, but eclectic, number of movies rather than to one that has everything from Ghostbusters 15 to Star Wars 32.

It's sort of like a bookstore. Small, specialized, bookstores are so much better than supermarket - like ones. Unfortunately, those are becoming extinct if not so already. The so- called information revolution has definitely increased accessibility to information but has also resulted in suppression of quality.

Since you probably are a member of Amazon Prime, I'll send you a PM asking you to check, if you can, a couple of movies for me. If they're there then I'll think about it again. Thank you.