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Is this the end of Redbox?
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Well, I rent movies through the library for free, so I do not need Redbox. The library is just a 60 second walk from my home. But yes, Redbox has been declining for years.
The graphs suck, as they only go until 2019, but yes, there is a decline in that red line.
Source: The Slow Death of Redbox: Why the Kiosk Colossus Is the Next Blockbuster
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At this point, probably on Amazon or Criterion (for high-end movies), though, in person, I would recommend thrift stores. Also, do you have a Barnes & Noble in your area? It is a book store, but also sells DVDs. I really enjoy helping you, @Love365, as we have similar interests. If there is anything you need, just ask.
Criterion Info (sells classic movies, and important modern films that might become future classics):
The Criterion Collection - Wikipedia
Barnes & Noble sells DVDs:
Movies & TV
Shop a wide selection of movies & TV at Barnes & Noble®. Find your favorite movies & TV on DVD and Blu-ray. Receive FREE shipping with your Barnes & Noble Membership.
Or this place (I have never used Movies Unlimited, but it is a DVD store with free shipping over $50 USD):
Buy Movies at Movies Unlimited - The Movie Collector's Site
Movies Unlimited is the online store for movie collectors looking for hard to find videos, both new and classic, on DVD, HD-DVD, and Blu-ray.
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