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To find the film "Le Viol" by Jacques Doniol-Valcroze, you can check popular streaming platforms like Amazon Prime, Criterion Channel, or specialty film services that focus on classic and international cinema. Additionally, you may find it available for rent or purchase on digital platforms such as iTunes or Google Play. If it's not available online, consider searching for DVD or Blu-ray copies through retailers or second-hand stores. Lastly, check local libraries or film archives, as they may have a copy in their collection.

The ticker symbol for Redbox Entertainment Inc. is RDBX. The company went public through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) and trades on the Nasdaq stock exchange.

Well, honey, cancelling your Redbox account is as easy as pie. Just log into your account on their website, go to your account settings, and look for the option to cancel. Click that button, confirm your choice, and voila! You're free from the clutches of Redbox.

Redbox does not currently offer the movie "Desperation" by Stephen King in its inventory. You may want to check other streaming platforms or rental services for availability.

fairly new. like a year old or so

The Lorax will be available to rent from Redbox machines on September 4, 2012.

The best way to find out is to search through the movies available on the website and see if there is anything that you fancy.

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For every night you keep a redbox, it is an additional $1.30 (tax included). But, after 25 days if you have not returned it, then it becomes your movie and you cannot take it back. So, in turn you accidentally bought a movie for $32.50.

Redbox only carries movies.

the 25th of Jan. 2011

at any outdoor redbox kiosk

The late fee for movies is $1 per day over due.

no it only accepts credit cards. possibly debit but i don't think so

The Redbox works on a POS platform that allows users to check-out regular DVDs at a 1.00 plus tax rate and Blu-ray @ 1.50 plus tax. The rentals must be returned by 9.00 pm that night or the user will incur a 1.00 plus tax charge.

You can pay for your rentals with both debit and credit cards, including American Express, Visa, Mastercard and Discover.

Depending on what type of item you rented from Redbox, the normal charge is $1.00 - $1.50 per day. This price varies based on whether you rent a DVD, a game or a Blueray.

After you rent a movie, it is due back by 9:00 p.m. the following day. If you fail to return your item, Redbox will continue to charge your credit card the daily fee until you return the movie or for a maximum of 20 days. If you never returned an item, you would just be charged the maximum fee which is around $24 or $25.

They are $2 day, after 25 days you own it and they charge you $50. At this point there is no need to return it, as your card is already charged the $50, and they will not refund it. You did have the game for 25 days @ $2 a day. So if u loose the game, just expect to be charged the $50. I guess it could be worse depending on which game you rent.

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In Australia, if you are 16 and starting then it is usually $8.11 for first 15 weeks, then it goes up to $9.73. Then goes to about $11.00 at age 17 then $14.00 at 18, $16.00 at age 19, $20.00 at 20 and then $21-ish at 21.

In America you probably start at 7.25 a hour and have no real chance of improvement. You'll probably never hit $10 unless you are a manager.

You pick a movie and swipe your credit card. It's a dollar per day as long as you keep it up to the purchase price of the movie. When you bring the movie back, you insert it into the machine. The instructions on the machine are pretty easy to understand.

Your rental period ends at 9:00 p.m. the day after you rent. Want to hold onto your disc for longer? No problem. For each additional night you keep it, you'll be charged for another rental period + applicable tax. If you hold onto your disc for the maximum rental period, you'll be charged the maximum charge and the disc is yours to keep. Those fees are $24 + tax for DVDs* ($25.40 in Maryland), $34.50 + tax for Blu-ray™ Discs ($35.51 in Maryland) and $60 + tax for video games ($61.48 in Maryland). At kiosks where DVDs rent for $1, the maximum rental period is 25 days and the maximum rental charge is $25.

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Redbox offers movies in all genres from family friendly to action/adventure movies and even raunchy comedies. Typically, new releases arrive on Tuesdays and about two weeks after DVD release.

About Red Box: Redbox is a DVD Rental Machine located in Grocery stores, Convenience stores, Malls and Department stores. To rent a DVD it costs a $1.00+tax. To rent Blu-Ray it costs $1.50+tax. To rent a DVD/Blu-Ray simply press rent at kiosk and then search for your movie and press checkout. Slide your Credit Card and wait for your DVD/Blu-Ray to come out. Note: Credit Card only no cash accepted. DVD's are due next day by 9pm or a late fee will occur.(1.00+tax if late) To rent online just find your movie and press rent to have your movie reserved at the location of your choice! To return just press the return button on the kiosk and insert the DVD and go! After 25 days of non return of DVD the DVD is yours!(But please be responsible of getting it returned on time!!!) Visit Redbox.com for more information!