Over on the Redbox subreddit, which used to be dedicated to documenting movies people rented and experiences using the kiosks ...

Time for a bold proclamation: I feel certain degree of nostalgia for movie watching in the pre-Netflix ... Still, there is something to be said for hitting up a Redbox kiosk on the way out of ...

Call me old-fashioned, but I miss browsing video stores and perusing Redbox machines to look for a movie to watch. But, as ...

Sixty-eight percent of Americans live within a five-minute drive of a Redbox kiosk. The company's competitive prices and impressive selection of titles are keeping Redbox alive in the post ...

“Since Redbox has abandoned it, as a movie lover, I would like to give it ... You’ll get the best (and worst) of the internet straight into your inbox. ‘How is this legal’: Amazon shopper ...

The Blu-ray disc, whether it’s 4K or high-def, usually offers a better picture than the streaming version of the movie or TV show. Netflix recently shuttered its DVD business, but the Redbox ...

“Movies and games are entertainment gifts that keep giving,” said Amy Gibby, vice president of marketing at redbox, Chicago. “Redbox, America’s destination for entertainment, wanted to ...

The movie rental company also offers a ton of free movies and shows on demand. Plus, Redbox streams a bunch ... “From local news to some of the best kids shows, there is even more programming ...