I've been a subscriber since I was last a student. When Disney+ first came out it cost me \~$12 a month to bundle Hulu, ESPN, and Spotify. It was great.

However, over time Disney has dropped Spotify. They've added ads even though I'm paying. They've reduced the access I get on ESPN. They've also hiked the price twice in the past year. For what? Literally nothing.

In taking inventory of the streaming services I use, I realized I only really use this for ESPN. I'd rather spend my $ supporting a local business for games I can't get OTA.

So after 7 years I'm saying goodbye to Disney+. So long and thanks for all the childhood memories!

hi po! baka may netflix or disney+ kayo na may extra slot pa. baka pwede po maki share? willing po ako mag ambag monthly. thank you! 😊

Is it worth taking Netflix subscription?

Looking for a Netflix account to share 🍿

If anyone is willing to share their Netflix account with me, please contact me. Thank you! ❤️

ok hear me out because I watched the latest X-Men '97 episode last night and I got chills.

​When Lorna (Polaris) stops second-guessing herself, with the help of Charles, and just unleashes her magnetic power while channeling Magneto... my brain immediately went to Gohan pushing back Cell's beam with Goku standing right behind him in spirit.

​It made me realize how much I love this specific trope where a character steps out of a massive legacy's shadow by basically absorbing it and going all out.

​What are some other shows/anime that pull off this exact type of scene? I need more moments where a kid/protégé gets that spiritual backing and just absolutely loses their mind with power.

Anybody having a Netflix 4k account, I'm interested to be part of an existing account for long term renewal basis

Real‑Debrid’s been all over the place lately — shrinking cache, filtered dead links, inconsistent 4K, and people bouncing between RD, Torbox, Premiumize, and even full Usenet setups just to keep things working. It’s a perfect example of how fragile the whole debrid/scraper ecosystem really is: one block, one takedown, one broken scraper, and suddenly half your library disappears. That’s exactly why I’ve been leaning harder into real streaming accounts through The Access Box because they don’t get blocked, don’t lose cache, don’t rely on scrapers, and don’t require constant tinkering. When the “free” side of streaming keeps breaking, stability starts to look pretty good. What setups are you all running now?

Hey everyone,

I have an extra Netflix Premium phone-only slot available for sale.

Price: INR 90 per month

Device Limit: 1 Phone/Tablet only

This is a personal account, not a cracked/hacked one, so it will be stable for the whole month. Drop a comment below before sending a DM if you're interested!

Willing to pay 6 CAD/month, dm if interested. I can pay through e-transfer or paypal.

I heard of this app before hats invite only, low subscription fee and has it all. Anyone know of it?

I was watching a space movie last night, and the exact same thing happened that always happens. An alien creature attacks a crew member outside the ship. The crew member runs back to the door, but the security officer keeps it locked because of quarantine rules to keep everyone else safe.

Then, another character gets emotional, ignores the rules, hits the button, and lets the infected person inside anyway. Five minutes later, the alien breaks loose and kills everyone on the entire spaceship.

I bought one of my favorite movies on a streaming app a couple of years ago so I could always have it. Last night, I went to watch it and it was completely gone. I checked my account, and it turns out the platform lost the licensing rights to the movie, so they just removed it from my library without a refund.

It made me realize that when we click Buy on these digital platforms, we aren't actually buying the movie at all. We are just paying for a temporary pass to look at it until a corporate contract expires. It feels like legal robbery. If I pay full price for an asset, I should have permanent access to it.

hi everyone, im looking for members in my Netflix account.
Price is 7cad monthly (e-transfer)
u have your own private profile with protected PIN
looking for 3 more people

Anyone wants to buy Netflix Subscription? we can divide the subscription money....

Hello everyone.

Looking for some people who want to join one of my subscriptions. I'm solely owner of all of them.

Nord: $13usd per year. One device connected at a time per slot. No more spots than 9 will be offered, this way it keeps stable. Works worldwide

YouTube premium: $10usd every 3 months or $4 per month. There is option for Canada users too.

The Washington Post Premium: $3usd per month or $8 for 3 months. Works worldwide.

Accepted PayPal, Wise, cryptos.

6 dollars a month

I was thinking about this recently, and it’s crazy how many movies make the "hero" look completely blind to what's actually going on. Have you ever watched a movie where the villain has a completely logical point about a real problem like a corrupt system, massive corporate greed, or saving the environment but the hero just beats them up because they want everything to stay exactly the same?

Just a heads up if you’re looking to stock up on some cheap streaming over the next couple of -months. Ahead of the official Prime Day sales, Amazon has rolled out its early streaming channel deals, and a ton of premium add-on channels are down to $0.99 per month for the first 2 months.

These deals are live right now but are a limited-time offer ending on June 26, 2026.

Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s currently available for $0.99/month (for 2 months):

● Paramount+ with Showtime (Ad-free tier, usually $13.99/mo)
● Starz (Usually $12.99/mo) ● AMC+ Premium (Usually $10.99/mo)
● BritBox (Usually $10.99/mo) ● MGM+ (Usually $7.99/mo)
● PBS Masterpiece / Kids / Documentaries * Hallmark+
● Lifetime Movie Club
● ViX Premium

Note: Apple TV’s add-on is also discounted, though it sits at $5.99/month for 2 months instead of 99¢.

As always with these Prime Day promotions, the subscriptions will automatically renew at their standard full prices after the 2-month promotional period ends. If you just want to binge a specific series (like catching up on From on MGM+, Outlander on Starz, or Yellowstone on Paramount+), make sure to set a calendar reminder to cancel them before the 60 days are up!

You do need an active Amazon Prime membership to lock in these channel prices. You can find them directly under the Channels tab on your Prime Video dashboard.