5 Solid Reasons to Subscribe to DVD Netflix
                     5 Solid Reasons to Subscribe 
to DVD Netflix
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1. The DVD Netflix Library Is Massive
The biggest reason to subscribe to DVD Netflix is its superb selection. 
While Netflix’s streaming service offers a large (but ultimately 
dwindling) collection of movies and shows, there’s much more 
available on physical disc. Many new releases hit dvd.netflix.com well 
before making their way to the streaming service.
Where DVD Netflix truly shines is with its catalog of older flicks and 
independent films. 2018 indie sci-fi gem The Endless is only available 
to rent on disc, as is comedy Half Magic. If you want to watch classics 
such as Planet of the Apes, Saving Private Ryan, and 20,000 Leagues 
Under the Sea, you’ll need a DVD Netflix subscription.
You won’t find many obscure titles such as Koyaanisqatsi, 1978’s The 
Legacy, and the tragically underappreciated biopic Basquiat on 
streaming services. Even many recent releases such as Murder on the 
Orient Express, Annihilation, and Hereditary aren’t on Netflix 
Streaming. Ultimately, if you want the largest selection of films 
available to rent, the DVD Netflix catalog boasts the most variety.
2. There’s No Need to Rely on the Internet
With DVD Netflix, no internet, no problem. Although 
most of us can rely on having an active and fast 
internet connection all of the time, there are many 
situations where it’s not available.
Maybe there’s a service outage, you’re traveling, 
visiting a friend, or staying with your not-so-great 
aunts who don’t even have a computer or Wi-Fi. 
Whatever the reason, its lack of reliance on a stable 
internet connection makes DVD Netflix a fantastic 
option.
3. Get Discs Delivered Straight to Your Door
Getting a DVD from Netflix is as simple as 
adding it to your queue and waiting for it to 
show up in your mailbox. Unlike Redbox, you 
don’t have to venture out in public. The 
convenience is unparalleled, only bested by 
streaming services.
Similarly, returning a Netflix DVD requires 
merely resealing the disc in its included 
return envelope and putting it back in your 
mailbox. I’ve got to say it’s pretty enjoyable 
receiving something other than bills in the 
mail.
4. Blu-rays Are Available for HD Rentals
Though DVDs may be upscaled, they’re not going 
to look as crisp as a full 1080p or 4K Blu-Ray. 
Thankfully, DVD Netflix offers a high definition Blu-
Ray subscription. This starts at $5.99/month for 
one disc out at a time, and two disc exchanges a 
month.
Upgrade to the $10/month package for one disc out 
at a time and unlimited exchanges. For $15/month, 
you benefit from two discs out at a time and 
unlimited exchanges, and for $20/month you’ll be 
able to rent three discs at a time. Essentially, for 
the cost of one Blu-Ray purchase, you’ll be able to 
rent multiple movies each and every month. 
5. Gain Access to DVD Extras
If you’re a film buff like me, you enjoy geeking 
out over DVD extras such as deleted scenes, 
commentary tracks, and storyboards. Streaming-
only services often lack such amenities. For 
those that only care about the feature film, 
streaming movies on Netflix is fine, but for 
making-of featurettes, behind-the-scenes videos, 
and more, you’ll need a physical disc.
Fellow DVD extras fans should also consider 
subscribing to FilmStruck, a streaming service 
with a focus on classic cinema.