A movie library in your living room

By Wilson Rothman
The New York Times

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New devices and services make lots of movies instantly available in your living room.
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It's only missing one thing . . .
by rcrusoe October 7, 2006 10:45 AM PDT: a source of good movies. It's rare when Hollywood, et all, produces
a movie worth watching once.

Who needs a movie library when there is nothing available to put in
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