Blockbuster Video
Dallas, TX Hours and Location

Upon payment of the initial License Fee, Blockbuster will grant you a non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited right and license to view, use and privately display in your Residence or for Permitted Non-Residential Use, the Rental Content purchased by you, by way of one (1) computer (or other device specifically authorized by Blockbuster) connected to the Service over the Internet, provided that you comply fully with these Download Terms and Conditions. Blockbuster will save the Rental Content to your hard drive. You shall not be permitted to copy or move the Rental Content from its originally stored location on your hard drive. The initial license to the Rental Content is limited in its term and duration to thirty (30) days from its original date and time of download or twenty-four (24) hours from the start of its initial display and viewing, whichever occurs first, unless otherwise specified as being limited to a shorter term at the time of purchase. In some cases, to the extent specified on the Site, you may be permitted to purchase licenses for one or more additional 24-hour viewing periods for a particular item of Rental Content. If you purchase an additional license for such Rental Content (to the extent such additional license is available), you will be granted an additional viewing period of 24-hours from the start of its display and viewing. You understand and agree that you will not be able to access and view such Rental Content upon expiration of the license term and that the Blockbuster Movielink Software will automatically delete expired Rental Content from your hard drive without further notice to you. For purposes of these Download Terms and Conditions, the following definitions will apply: (i) “Residence” shall mean a private, residential dwelling unit or a private individual office unit, but excluding hotel rooms, motel rooms, hospital patient rooms, restaurants, bars, prisons, barracks, drilling rigs and all other structures, institutions or places of transient or work-related residence as well as places, areas, structures, rooms or offices which are common areas or open to the public or to occupiers of separate Residences or for which an admission fee is charged; (ii) “Permitted Non-Residential Use” shall mean the private viewing by one or more persons on a video monitor (desktop, television monitor, laptop, hand-held device or otherwise) in a Non-Residential Venue; provided, however, that any such viewing for which an access fee or other admission charge (except a per viewing charge) is imposed (other than any fee related only to access such Non-Residential Venue for other general purposes) or any such viewing that is on a monitor provided by such Non-Residential Venue (or by a third party under any agreement or arrangement with such Non-Residential Venue) for display of programming in a common area shall not constitute a “Permitted Non-Residential Use”; and (iii) “Non-Residential Venue” shall mean any place, area, structure or room other than a Residence…more