Netflix & the slow death of the classic film (Newsweek)

I wasn't implying an either/or approach.
Streaming is very good and offers a lot--TV series, documentaries, old TV show, and movies.
The only point I was making was that it may never totally take the place of DVDs as far as movies are concerned.

I take a "belt and suspenders" approach here.
Also, I look through the broadcast movies on network TV to DVR things that I may look interesting to me.

For example, I still find a few movies that I hadn't yet seen on TCM.
For example last week, I saw Man's Castle and Youngblood Hawke--a real pot-boiler based on a novel by the 102-year-old Herman Wouk.

Also, think month, I am also enjoying some Jenifer Jones movies that I may have missed in the past:
I had never seen Cluny Brown or  Ruby Gentry until this month.
Tuesday's JJ offerings look good too. 

I am always trolling for "new" old movies that I may have missed from the past.