I got a Criterion Channel subscription for the next year so that should motivate me to watch films, especially since they have much more of the films I actually want to watch these days.
This is Criterion and MUBI for me.
When I move back to Michigan, I'm getting rid of a lot of streaming services that I keep right now because my dad lives with me and watches them. I'm keeping Criterion, MUBI, and probably adding whatever I need to see the EPL, if I don't have to pay too much (likely Sling Blue + Peacock Premium).
It's unbelievable to me that I have to shell out so much money to get Bally Sports Arizona in order to watch local sports. It's either DIRECTV Stream ($90/month) or cable. I want to watch the Pistons and Tigers when I get to Michigan, but am not about to pay premium rates for it. Don't know if I can say this here, but I'm at the point of finding, ummm, less above-board methods of watching sports. May get NBA LP Team Pass for the Suns to keep up with this current generation of players, with whom I've grown an affinity.
Right now, I maintain accounts with Disney+/ESPN+/Hulu, HBO MAX (through DIRECTV Stream, one of the perks of that massively expensive service), and Apple TV+, and hardly use them. They all (with DTV Stream) got to go.