[forrestthewoods]

iTunes has almost every movie ever. It costs between $4 and $6 to rent. That's sounds pretty reasonable to me.

[mixmastamyk]

Nope, most are only avail to buy as I was reminded when looking for star wars with my daughter, no way I'm paying $20 to see a forty year old movie.

[forrestthewoods]

iTunes has most movies and most of those movies are available to rent. New releases usually start as purchase only and become available for rent after a month or two. Star Wars is a special case and is not representative of "most".

[mixmastamyk]

That was just my last try, I've found more than half the time I want to see something it is buy only or not there, quite disappointing.

[theWheez]

Try VidAngel.com, $1 per movie after an initial $20 purchase

[cr1895]

>I'm an employee at VidAngel

[alexashka]

So only those who have money should be able to enjoy Indiana Jones?

Your worldview makes total sense...

Thankfully, nobody sane agrees with you. Even Apple doesn't agree with you - its success of the iPod and iPhone is predicated upon pirated music and free access to information (the internet)

[scott_s]

I make per-movie purchases digitally through Amazon's streaming service. I have been happy with it. (This is in support of your comment, to say there are services close to what was requested. I'm not trying to say iTunes is bad; it just doesn't work for me, as my "media box" is a PS4 hooked up to my tv.)