Not with Verizon but had some movies on Ultraviolet. But then Sony dropped the connecting provider (CinemaNow) from their TVs and BD players. While the movies aren't "lost". I can only view them now on a computer. Since I am not one of those people who would watch a movie on a computer or phone, those films are pretty much useless for me now.
In addition, the superior picture quality of BDs (1080p instead of the 1080i of FIOS) and the lossless audio found only on disc make physical media the only high-quality movie option available. Plus, FIOS movies are usually cropped so that you lose anywhere from 25% - 40% of the actual picture! Disct is still (and will remain) the only TRUE ownership option for movies. Anything else is nice as an ancillary, I suppose. Streaming and/or digital downloads are ok for a one-time rental, but they are not even close as a substitute for physical discs. And if you feel you just can't live without a digital copy, the BDs usually contain those as well. And if something happens where the movie lost or inaccessible, you still have top-tier HD copies. So yes...I'd rethink your "strategy." since physical media is a "win-win" situation,
