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Rifftrax bad news for Netflix?

Started by Hank, December 12, 2006, 11:48:27 PM

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Hank

Some of the not-so-naturally-occuring films that have been riffed (you know the ones) I have had to rent from Netflix. See, the problem is that many of the films that I rent are in such terrible shape* (scratches, gouges, soaked in water, etc.) so I end up having to request a replacement.

Now requesting a replacement in usually not a big deal. Usually. The problem lies when I have to request a Cocktail or Crossroads. I guess what I'm saying is "Be kind, re-, uh, take care of the discs." Please?


*And I know exactly how they got that way. I'm looking at you, Riffees (?).

AmandaGal

I have used my handy dandy DVD fixer-upper tool on a few rifftrax DVDs to help get rid of scratches and dings or what have you so I'm doing my part, brotha!
�mike5150� how tall are you?.....in gallons?

Sharktopus

Don't blame Riffaholics. You'll notice that the majority of damaged DVDs you receive are, for lack of a better term, bad movies. And who rents bad movies, besides us? That's right - stupid people. And, who would be most likely to treat a rented DVD improperly? You guesses it - stupid people again. Coincidence? I think not.

mrbasehart

I'm pretty finicky when it comes to leaving DVD's out of their sleeve/case.  I have stacks of DVD-R's lying around with Episodes of MST3k on them, though.

Sharktopus

Quote from: mrbasehart on December 13, 2006, 05:46:31 AM
I'm pretty finicky when it comes to leaving DVD's out of their sleeve/case.  I have stacks of DVD-R's lying around with Episodes of MST3k on them, though.

Your priorities seem to be askew, young padawan.

mrbasehart

Quote from: Sharktopus on December 13, 2006, 05:58:27 AM
Quote from: mrbasehart on December 13, 2006, 05:46:31 AM
I'm pretty finicky when it comes to leaving DVD's out of their sleeve/case.  I have stacks of DVD-R's lying around with Episodes of MST3k on them, though.

Your priorities seem to be askew, young padawan.

I have them all backed up on my computer though.   ;)

Pak-Man

I think Akroyd personally rented every copy of Crossroads and scratched 'em with a nail.

Sharktopus

Quote from: mrbasehart on December 13, 2006, 06:59:27 AM
Quote from: Sharktopus on December 13, 2006, 05:58:27 AM
Quote from: mrbasehart on December 13, 2006, 05:46:31 AM
I'm pretty finicky when it comes to leaving DVD's out of their sleeve/case.  I have stacks of DVD-R's lying around with Episodes of MST3k on them, though.

Your priorities seem to be askew, young padawan.

I have them all backed up on my computer though.   ;)

Ah, I see that your Jedi skills now eclipse my own.

kodiakthejuggler

Quote from: Hank on December 12, 2006, 11:48:27 PM
Some of the not-so-naturally-occuring films that have been riffed (you know the ones) I have had to rent from Netflix. See, the problem is that many of the films that I rent are in such terrible shape* (scratches, gouges, soaked in water, etc.) so I end up having to request a replacement.

Now requesting a replacement in usually not a big deal. Usually. The problem lies when I have to request a Cocktail or Crossroads. I guess what I'm saying is "Be kind, re-, uh, take care of the discs." Please?


*And I know exactly how they got that way. I'm looking at you, Riffees (?).


That's the beauty of a rental service that ships DVDs through the mail. There's no telling WHAT you're gonna get. I guess they haven't gotten enough complaints to replace bad disks.