Learn me about Netfilx....

Yep, that's one at a time. Depending on how close the distribution center is, that can still be a lot of movies in a month--great deal.

I really like movies and I find that the streaming choices are good. I am not a movie snob, which helps.  I do still get one disc at a time for anything I cannot get streaming.  But some nights I will sit at the computer and find 20 new movies to add to my instant watch queue.  They are not often movies I have heard of,  but I have found some gems.  A LOT of foreign language films are available, if you like that.  The searching/sorting and recommendations are very good if you're diligent about rating movies.

I watch through my TiVo and it's mostly troublefree.   If I try to watch on a weekend night it will sometimes reload (pausing) a few times at the beginning and occasionally drop from HD quality to a poorer signal.  I am fairly sure this is a problem with my internet and not the service.    Only 3-4 times had I had to give up on a night like that. 

My mom uses her mini laptop and connects it to her TV with a cable, using the TV just as a monitor.  She says that works great.

All in all, Netflix has improved my quality of life for a ridiculous low price.  Have fun with it!

p.s.  You can friend people and see what they're watching and get suggestions, I recommend doing this with like-minded people.    I also recommend rating moves you've seen to build your recommendations database.

Wow, I didn't hear that!  I've actually gotten two discounts from them since being a customer (many years) due to class action law suits about pricing.   And I will also admit that I am paying $8.99 a month for what others are apparently paying 7.99... Ooops.  And I had to look at my account to see what I paid.    Not stupid, just maybe a little lazy about things that fall well below my financial radar.

Yeah, Netflix has been available here for a few weeks. I'm pretty sure that we don't have a DVD option, so that's why it's only $7.99 in Canada.

Everyone at my office seems to have signed up. You can stream wirelessly to some game systems, Apple TV and your iPhone, iPad, iTouch. Most here at work are streaming over 3G to an iPhone and they've had no issues at all.

I have a Touch, so I plan to stream wirelessly though that. I can't comment on my first hand experience yet because I haven't signed up yet. I was already to go with the second gen Apple TV, but the Apply TV (2nd gen) wasn't available yet. It should be here soon, maybe this weekend. Now the SO and I are trying to decide to go with Apple TV or a netbook though.

We have a laptop that we could stream to, but it's to old and won't accept an HDMI cable, so I can't connect it to my TV.

I think I have all this excitment because I only got a TV 3 months ago after not having one for 11 years and I haven't had cable for 11 years. I've got a lot of TV watching to catch up on.