Hey all

I've been collecting movies and series for the past year, and in terms of series I prefer to have them in DVD over Blu Ray

Main reason is because since I also want to digitize the discs and make my own Netflix, DVDs take less space on hard drives, that alone makes me want to buy series in DVD over Blu Ray

Also helps a ton of animated shows I like are not on Blu Ray

What are your thoughts on this?

Hi

I have The Simpsons Season 18 dvd and I selling it on Ebay. It's sealed and region 2. If interested send me a dm.

Thanks

Eoin

Found this at a thrift store a few months ago. This seems to be a PAL release because it didn’t work on my Blu-Ray player, which isn’t region-free. Later on, a friend gave away a DVD player that he wasn’t using, which is region-free as I saw NTSC/PAL on the back of the box.

I recently watched it and enjoyed it. It’s a 13 minute short film from Germany from TrickStudio.

They do a page on the website, which also includes the short: https://www.trickstudio.de/en/work/post/

Now the question is, where did the DVD come from? I’m quite curious to where the original owner found it from. I couldn’t find a source of the whereabouts of the DVD release. All I know is that it’s PAL region even if it doesn’t say so on the box and it’s a DVD-R since it’s blue on the back of the disc.

Still, it’s a very nice obscure find and goes nicely with my region-free DVD player. Thanks, friend.

**Just in time for the holidays 👌**

How do you guys feel on the topic of single film vs collection packages (like in image 2)? I always prefer to own each movie individually. Just curious what the general opinion is.

Although i have been wanting to get the 8-film Harry Potter set just for space saving purposes, i don’t think i could do it for consistency. The only “box sets” i have are for TV shows/Non movies

I'm really looking forward to both movies. Sadly, I missed the sale on Lesbian Space Princess at Umbrella back then, and it's not available on Blu-ray anywhere else in Europe.

*Excluding trilogies or sets...**

I don't mean checking the Meta Critic rating, I just mean "subjectively" best 3 sitting next to each other.

I have a collection of about 700 films, and this is surprisingly tough. Usually if there's 2 good ones next to each other, then the third is one is...less than good. Lol.

I'll start:

Annie Hall, The Apartment, Apocalypse Now

(I alphabetize by skipping "The" obviously...)

What are your 3?

**Edit - Trilogies and series..es excluded! I'm curious about 3 great movies that just happen to sit alphabetically (or another random sorting system) next to each other

I absolutely loved watching this as a kid, the Reconstituted Corpse terrified me

£5.40 including 7 books for the sprog.

50p per soprano box, been meaning to watch this for ages!

10p per DVD including the Skate game, and I just bought a 360 recently too so will have fun playing that!

Just started collecting Blu-ray too so I'm happy to find one I like.

Found this for $2

Went to a couple of big thrift stores today and picked up some good stuff. Movies were 0,50€ - €1 and E.R. was 3€ per season. All disks are in great condition, got everything in this picture for 30€

Finally got City of God and The Haunting!!

Found this In Glasgow Charity Shop.

Got all of these at Amoeba records except for Unstoppable. I got that at a different store along Hollywood Boulevard

Picked this one up for 1 euro. People say it's good so lets see. Does anyone know why this particular one seems to have such a high asking price? I found a new one for 71 euro and a used one for 43 euro...i dont get it

Ft melody

Free from works break room 🙌🏻 all with disks still and relatively good quality

The last 4 pictures was all thrifted except for llama with hats dvd got that off Etsy from filmcow own store the first two pictures are brand new purchases what you all think of my pick ups

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$2 and in a blockbuster case!

Idk what it is about it. The heartbreak, the romance, the subtle comedy between a group of interesting personalities, the odd comfort of a mostly empty supermarket at night. It's not the most exciting movie, but it's got something special about it. It's become one of those comfort movies for me.

Because of that I was willing to pay a little extra for the blu ray that's only available in region B (I'm region A and don't have a region-free player). The region label on this one though is not accurate. It'll play on Region A as well.

I'm curious if anyone else enjoys this movie as much as me enough to rewatch it maybe once or twice a year?

P.S. It's also how I discovered the band Bang Gang with their song Inside, and I'm grateful for that too.