I hate these types of streaming services. If I purchase something, then I want it to be mine and mine alone, to do with as I please, and on whatever device I want that attaches to speakers and a screen. I do not want to have a movie removed from a streaming service because some future governing body deems the movie 'unfit for viewing' (both dems and reps are just as likely to do this... just blocking different content). Or what happens if a company or distribution house gets bought out and decides to sunset a movie for whatever reason? And what happens if actors have more say in what performances of theirs they want released or re-released? Sure it may never happen, but I'm not about to take that risk, when it is so easy to keep my own files.
I will always have a local network, with my own personal files, and backups of all my physical media that I can watch on whatever I want. I love Netflix and hulu as they are cheap for bulk amounts of media. But when it comes to a movie I find myself watching over and over again (Braveheart, V for Vendetta, 5th Element, Independence Day, Friends, Fraser, a slew of Anime, etc etc), then I buy it, put the case on the shelf for display, rip the disc to the network, and put the disc away in my little storage locker for safe keeping where it won't get scratched or melt in a fire. I find very few movies worth watching (much less watching more than once), but when I do, I want to have access to it as long as I live... which I hope to be a very long time.