[JeffHanawalt]

My habits are these-

I collect movies (over 330 now) so I wouldn't be interested
in EZ-DVD.

I use Netflix, so I wouldn't be interested.

As a collector, I try to see a film I have interest in as soon
as it is released, so I wouldn't be interested.

Part of my collecting hobby is to have the bells and whistles
with the movies on DVD, so I wouldn't be interested.

If it's true that these EZ-DVDs are in the fullscreen mode, I
wouldn't be interested.

If you have to pay more money than a regular rental fee to
get a semi-release of a film, I don't see how anybody would
be interested in EZ-DVD.

I was surprised to read that rental stores collect more than
10 percent of their revenue on late fees. Hey America- get
off your lazy asses and return the movies on time and don't
give your money away to these rental chains! If you rent a
movie, watch it! If you aren't sure if you can find the time
to watch it, then don't rent!

This EZ-DVD will only appeal to the very casual movie fan
who, because of no spare time due to families and schedules,
can only watch one or two movies per month. Most avid film
fans and collectors will not give this format the time of day.