I refuse to pay for cable and I am a cord-cutter for five years now
Very nice.  I'm a cord cutter for about 3.  Its so nice with all the options that you can stream now.
Yes I have both the Amazon Fire box and the Roku box and use both
Very nice.  I bought my parents a roku a long time ago but have a fire stick and recently bought the amazon fire box which I am loving.
Fire box is my fav as well. I stream playstation vue and get all the cable channels for 26 a month
I have tried playstation Vue.  One sort of nice thing with my internet through Comcast is I am able to stream local channels through their website.  My friend also uses Sling TV and highly suggests that.
Sling was pricey for the amount of content I also like Prime, Netflix and Hulu, so many good choices
All of those are great.  I do have Prime, Netflix, and Hulu.  There are also a TON of great streaming choices that are free through Fire or Roku.  One nice thing about Hulu too is they are pretty quick on getting TV shows up on their site.
Tons of free channels as well like Pluto, Tubitv and Roku offers 100's of genre specific free channels
Roku
Roku players, branded simply as Roku ( ), are a series of online media players manufactured by Roku, Inc. Roku partners provide over-the-top content in the form of channels. The name comes from the Japanese word meaning "six" and was named so because it was the sixth company that Anthony Wood (founder and CEO since 2002) started. A Roku streaming device receives data (the video stream) via a wired or Wi-Fi connection from an Internet router. The data is output
film that did not make the cut. I bought them for my shoe box projector. The film stock back then was nitrate and highly flammable. One time the bulb got overheated and the film started burning. It almost caused a fire and my father gave me a good scolding." 
"I am not interested in making fanciful romantic movies at all. I have always wanted to take the realism approach. But in Hong Kong, that is so hard to do. If you make a movie about the mob,