40 gig was descent until i got into downloading movies. After i downloaded Rambo, Walk Hard, Burst Angel, Trinity Blood, Samurai 7, Basilisk, and Xam'd lost memories, i was left with 455 mb / 37 gigabytes ( SERIUOS ) I already deleted DMC4 and MGS4 installs, but don't know if i could hold up much longer, right now im downloading 3 10 to Yuma, Training Day, Wargames, Cloverfield and second episodes to the above anime. Luckily i own a 750 gig external hard drive, but stupid DRM policies only let me move to only a PSP, lame. I already backed up pics and music ( game saves are all Kb, no difference ) I have a good 5 gigs to work with for now, but don't know how long it'll last. Anyone having this problem? ( btw when i bought my external HDD, i thought to myself " nah i don't need an internal HDD instead " i regret my purchase lol )

Well, you can get a 320GB for $99, lol.

Just wondering, after you buy movies/shows, can you always redownload them after you delete them? Because if you can, you could always clean the fridge (!) and download other ones.

Hmmm maybe instantly streaming movies would be a better idea than "download and watch later" movies. Netflix does instantly streaming.

hmm,i think you can buy a hard drive

well you can't redownload rentals, but one i watch it it's okay. Oh and either it glitched me or the stupid policy, because when i went to my download list, i didn't see the movies i downloaded yesterday, LAME, because i just Bought 3 10 to Yuma for 14$ and if i can't redownload, then that is %$%^@# up

You just need a bigger hard drive. Maybe a 2T external. When play tv hits i'll probably be looking to increase ps3 hd and get an external. I was surprised that you could record rented movies from your ps3 to vhs or dvd. Quality is nowhere near as good though.

It's very easy to change the PS3's hard-drive.

so you have 6 movies, and space reserved for 4 more movies and 2 tv shows and saying that the 40gb is not enough? maybe you should seriously look into upgrading the hard drive, since it isn't locked you can find a good one for cheap like lupus said.

I am assuming you are renting these movies in HD if they are talking up that much space on the HDD. So i don't see a big problem since they will just be taken off your system in a couple days or whatever.