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Reviews of the Best Canadian DVD Rental Websites
Zip.ca is simply Canada's largest, most popular, fastest growing provider of fast, convenient and, best of all, breathtakingly affordable all-you-can-eat DVD rental delivered right to your mailbox. You'd imagine there has to be a good reason for this and you'd be right. In fact, there are many. For a start, the website is helpful and informative, the striking homepage...
Part of the appeal of Cinemail is that it grew out of a sucessful movie rental store in Winnipeg, Manitoba, where the company is still based, and thus brings 20 years of experience, expertise and professionalism to your online DVD rental experience. Though it has expanded a great deal in recent years, Cinemail is by no means a huge,...
Canflix is a relatively new contender in the online DVD rental arena, and although they are not yet as big as Zip they are certainly getting there. It's not hard to see why, because Canflix has a lot to offer both casual renters and real DVD nuts. The website itself is simple, uncluttered and easy to navigate. The reviews...
Videomatica started out as a Vancouver video rental store in 1983 and have been among the first to pick up on each new step in the evolution of movie rental ever since, from moving into DVD rental, to having a virtual online store and offering online sales to boot. This long experience seems to have paid off in a...
Rogers are already well known as the largest independent chain of DVD hire stores in Canada and have now moved into the online rental market too. This promises a professional, well organised service, as is reflected in a clearly laid out and easy-to-use website. Finding and choosing DVDs is easy as there are over 200 categories, which includes a...
As one of the Pioneers of DVD rental in Canada back in 2000, DVDHype offer years of experience in the business, as embodied in what they call their "QProgramme". This system basically means that how many DVDs you can have at a time is determined by where you live. Which is different. The idea is not particularly well explained...
Until recently Premieres.ca specialized solely in selling DVDs but since early 2007 they have begun branching out into the booming online rental market. The red background with tiny black or white writing colorscheme on their welcome page is a little lurid and not exactly eyeball-friendly, but don't be put off, as the rest of the site is rather less...
The unimaginatively named DVDFlix website is certainly nothing special to look at, and the combination of red and beige on white somehow manages to be both bland and visually abrasive, but it's easy enough to use, if a bit cluttered and unhelpful for first timer visitors. Instead of simple links to FAQs and details of membership options there are...
The blue and gold colourscheme of the StarFlix website is simple and striking and the layout clear and helpful. All the information you need initially is easily available and the search engine you use to find the DVDs you want is adequate, though hardly inspired. Similarly, each film has a short review and space for member reviews, though this...
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