Someone's probably made this topic already lol, but if you like physical entertainment what's your preference and do you collect them? Similarly, what kind of player do you have? What's your favorite movie/series you own?
Replying to @sicvitahumana
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“Im a dvd fan! I have a cheap thrift store dvd/blueray player. But dvds are cheaper. This is my current dvd collection (not including those I burned myself) !”
@sicvitahumana I have Juno too! I love the soundtrack for that one. I'm also happy to see that you have the good Romeo and Juliet :p Very jealous of Rocky Horror Picture Show, does that one have special features?
-Your position on the dance floor is your position in the dream world-
@Chains_Of_Love My Rocky Horror Picture Show does have special features! Its the 25 anniversary edition. It actually has DVD-ROM games, but im pretty sure they are not supported on any computer I own.
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Replying to @Silver
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“VHS because its cheap and plentiful and nostalgic for me as someone who grew up with VHS”
@Silver I grew up with VHS too! Getting sat down in front of the CRT with an old Disney movie might be a lost experience now but who knows..
-Your position on the dance floor is your position in the dream world-
DVDS. I honestly don't care about like 4k quality blue-rays so I never got a player that supports them. I've been thinking about collecting VHS as well. My favourite tv series I have on DVD is probably either star trek TOS or star trek DS9!
i loveee dvds....as a kid we had a dvd player and it has stuck w me since. i also used to hate bluray for some reason when i was like 6
OH GOSH OK. I love DVD and VHS equally. mainly because i spent a lot of time looking at how they work. blueray I don't know as much about. I think visually I like VHS more than DVD. I haven't gotten around to collecting any of these, I only have CDs and cassettes, but I hope someday I do.
DVD & blueray! Depends on which is cheaper for the anime I wanna get lol
“Yuki, the safest place is beside me.” — Kaname Kuran
Blu-ray (or 4KBD, when possible) for most stuff, especially as I phase out the old DVD collection. VHS sometimes, they eat up a lot of shelf space and I have a lot already. Never DVD unless nothing better is available. I also get LaserDiscs when I can find them (am I the only one on here that uses these?) and I have yet to find any tapes at all for my Betamax VCR.
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