I am pretty sure most of these subscribers are free. They gave our subscriptions in mass. If I wasn't getting it for free I wouldn't be subscribed, for sure.
The service is honestly rife with problems. Which, to me, doesn't make much sense. Why is it the company which owns 66% of Hulu can't poach engineers from the company they own?
Some of the examples of problems I have had with the service so far. The other day rewind stopped working for me. Before that I was unable to watch an entire movie without the movie randomly dropping frames for literally entire minutes. One minute I am watching Thor: Ragnarok and before I know it in the span of 10 seconds I saw five minutes of the movie flash before my eyes.
And now, according to my wife, you can't even change the audio track. Which was fun because you got to watch movies that you grew up with in other languages. The service is totally a train wreck.
The service is honestly rife with problems. Which, to me, doesn't make much sense. Why is it the company which owns 66% of Hulu can't poach engineers from the company they own?
Some of the examples of problems I have had with the service so far. The other day rewind stopped working for me. Before that I was unable to watch an entire movie without the movie randomly dropping frames for literally entire minutes. One minute I am watching Thor: Ragnarok and before I know it in the span of 10 seconds I saw five minutes of the movie flash before my eyes.
And now, according to my wife, you can't even change the audio track. Which was fun because you got to watch movies that you grew up with in other languages. The service is totally a train wreck.