Redbox left PII on decommissioned machines

I just watched a video earlier today about how if you find a working redbox, you can get movies out of it without getting charged, although you still have to enter your payment info. This prospect suddenly sounds even less appealing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucsYziSl7xk

Seen what the rentals are on a Redbox?

Every time I would go browse their movie collection I always walked away uninterested in anything. Most of it was what I call direct-to-inflight-video.

Judging by the movies I've seen on international flights in the past few years, I think this is really unfair to inflight video. (i.e., the available movies were all highly-rated theater movies, not direct-to-video garbage.)

Perhaps a better description would be "even worse than Netflix originals"...

I question if this has ever been true outside of old timey planes of decades back where everyone had to watch the same movie. If you were on a decent international flight you could sometimes even see a movie still in theaters.

The only real regression I've seen in my life time in in-flight entertainment is ANA removing their partnership with Nintendo to run SNES emulators to all the seats. A 14 hour flight to Narita used to involve Super Mario All Stars

I didn't bring 5 dollars cash the first time I took a plane to SF from the east coast. You end up watching a movie on a projector screen without sound. I end up reading through Microsoft foundation classes books. On the way back I had my 5 dollars ready.

The movie was about a brother who returns to a small town to visit his sister in a southern town. He ends up staying and helping her with the kids. But his irresponsible ways causes frustration with the sister and the kids he is watching. He leaves. End of movie.

Truly awful. I wonder what the first movie was like.

I'm 'kinda curious to know which movie is this.