If I could’ve bought stock in any company five years ago, it would’ve been Netflix.
Not only has their value as a company tripled in that time, they continue to bring services that are necessary to the public – like firebombing any Blockbuster in a mile or two-mile radius from any of their customers. And now you’ll be able to access movies, television, gay and lesbian-themed cinema, trashy reality shows, and — if you pray really hard – your web-series on your tiny mobile phone and iPad.
So you can crane your head towards your tiny iPhone, and indulge yourself in a showing of Black Dynamite, streaming now. Netflix is putting itself in good stead by expanding their streaming video business, as it costs them much less to stream video into your house than shipping you DVD’s that you constantly forget to send back. You ever have that problem? I have more Netflix DVD’s in my house than actual DVD’s, and their salespeople are always so kind to reset my account.
Anyway, if you like the most random selection of movies you’ll ever see, and a huge selection of television, the iPhone app will make you a happy panda. I tried it out in areas with free public Wi-Fi, and it comes through as clear as day.
David Lynch would endorse it, if he didn’t hate everything about the concept.
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