Cheap Movie Rentals

How to Borrow Movies for a Really Cheap Price Wherever You Are

I love movies because they are my way of escaping from the daily grind of life. They are my relaxation. Renting allows me to watch movies at a cheaper price than the movie theater, and I can watch special features on DVDs as well. Movies, DVDs, renting,, and the television are all such great ideas. There's only one problem. When I borrow movies, especially newly released movies, it costs me almost $5! Those rental fees stack up. Aren't there any alternatives to Blockbuster, Hollywood Videos, Netflix, and the likes? Yes there are!

1. Albertson's
Did you know that some Albertson's branches have a movie rental service? It's free of charge to sign up, but you have to be at least 18 years old. They don't have as much selection of movies as the mainline movie rental businesses because how could they? The movie rentals are usually tuck snugly in a little rectangle space alloted by the store. However, their prices are great. It may depend on each branch, but on Mondays and Wednesdays, new releases are only $0.99 for one night. 

On other other days, they are $3.00 for 3 days and 2 nights. Older movies have reduced prices. Yes, renting for only one night might be a drag, but are you really going to spend days watching the movie and any special features? Again it may depend on the branch, but the movie rental opens at 8am and closes at 9pm. There is a late fee, but for every 10 movies you rent, you get 1 free rental. Also, if a guaranteed copy is not available, it's free the next time you visit. Just ask for a raincheck.

Check other local grocery or drug stores to see if they offer a movie rental service. Chances are, they charge less than mainline movie rental businesses.