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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 380938" data-attributes="member: 7">I&#039;m what could be generically classified as a &quot;physical media collector&quot; and therefore I like having actual DVDs or Blu-ray discs in my collection. I specifically like buying Criterion releases of movies I don&#039;t currently own.However, I have been known to watch certain movies on YouTube when they&#039;re available. Most recently, I watched both QUEEN BEE (1955) and SUDDENLY, LAST SUMMER (1959) on YouTube. They were both two movies I wanted scratched off my watch list, but I didn&#039;t deem either of them important enough to actually buy. The YouTube transfers were actually pretty good, too, I must say.I am frequently hesitant about buying certain movies. I don&#039;t want to waste money on something I don&#039;t like, which is why I pick a lot of minds here to help discern what I may or may not want to actually buy.The wife and I don&#039;t have cable in our house. We technically don&#039;t even have a TV. We watch a lot of movies via my laptop -- well, that&#039;s when we watch anything, which isn&#039;t terribly often.I need to browse YouTube harder than I do for some movies. Oftentimes, I&#039;ve been shocked at what movies I&#039;ve stumbled upon online for free.Does TCM have some sort of app or online streaming service?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 380938, member: 7"] I'm what could be generically classified as a "physical media collector" and therefore I like having actual DVDs or Blu-ray discs in my collection. I specifically like buying Criterion releases of movies I don't currently own. However, I have been known to watch certain movies on YouTube when they're available. Most recently, I watched both QUEEN BEE (1955) and SUDDENLY, LAST SUMMER (1959) on YouTube. They were both two movies I wanted scratched off my watch list, but I didn't deem either of them important enough to actually buy. The YouTube transfers were actually pretty good, too, I must say. I am frequently hesitant about buying certain movies. I don't want to waste money on something I don't like, which is why I pick a lot of minds here to help discern what I may or may not want to actually buy. The wife and I don't have cable in our house. We technically don't even have a TV. We watch a lot of movies via my laptop -- well, that's when we watch anything, which isn't terribly often. I need to browse YouTube harder than I do for some movies. Oftentimes, I've been shocked at what movies I've stumbled upon online for free. Does TCM have some sort of app or online streaming service? [/QUOTE]

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