The electricity will stop too.

Jarsnofski we'll recreate it ;)

Yes xD

Jarsnofski Solar panels bruh :P

@@jarsnofski you can have generators

until the discs rot

Yes. Worse in some cases where the idiotic movie company reissues movies on DVD-R or BluRay-R (it's called manufactured on flipping demand) ;(

@@holygoalie3 discs will not rot if you keep de humidifiers in your movie room. Blurays are still the best way to preserve films.

Dont wanna get me started I cant stand streaming. Important? Yes! I apreciate what it's done for the production of films etc. But as an alternative.. nah I cant give up the quality and joy of collecting.

@@cherylchaffin2436 Same here brother !

He’s got the Juice now 🥤

He invited to the bbq

Try and find one called Rad on VHS.. RARE

@@thelostarchivesserialvault5353 goldtooth on VHS. It's on KZfaq now tho

What's the point of collecting movies that you will never watch ?

@@jeffreykaufmann2867 HE IZ A COLLECTA, YOU DUMB!!!!

@@yannisgk I collect movies too but only the ones I like.

@@jeffreykaufmann2867 WE DONT CARE!!!

@@jeffreykaufmann2867 he probably lets friends borrow them plus he has alot they are out of print and he has the option to watch them plus he's a collector. I personally collect movies not on his level though he's in a league of his own i only have between 1000 to 2000 movies stopped counting at 1200 years ago.

"Potential clients will be in awe and will be happy when he miracolously also has "their" favorite movie in stock, " Seriously?? Do you really think that's how it works??

@@flybeep1661 What do you reckon?

@@flybeep1661 Enlighten me!

Or maybe he has no time. Life can get in the way of a man's hobby. I myself have about 50 or so movies I still haven't seen from my own collection.

translation... he can buy films as a business expense for entertaining clients.

Izoto stockholme syndrom or who has shit in your brains?

+Robert Badinter another unnecessary comment to shock and awe ... hey buddy you only look ignorant not cool .... oooooooo you offended no one.

Izoto But in a good way not to harm anyone earn from hard work by god the almighty that is Allah. And Allah's rules. Than you will love what you are doing I promise that.

kevin spacey loves children

yes as long as it doesnt hurt somebody else (and himself), why would anybody bother to complain if it has nothing to do with them (cough the downvotes). i dont think its a hoarding problem. those are not junk, those are movies, you watch them.

I doubt he even has a LeBaron... :D

I have the VHS

Saving Ryan's privates

That's still a lot by todays standards.

Roy Manning I have 51, and I watched only 43 of them.

I have over 300

Blu rays

I have one

No Lucas has made so many changes over the years and he refused to re-release the original movie edit.

+Isaac Gateno You can get them here! This was a MASSIVE project.

+Derek Bamford Type in Star Wars Despecialized Edition. You can get the originals there in HD!

Leave spaces on each shelf that way you only have a cascading effect once in a great while and then it is just as quick to move a bunch (5-10) at a time as it is to move 1 at a time.

I use to have my collection from A - Z but it was a pain in the ass when you get new stuff...Now i have my collection by decades. 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 010s...It makes it much easier when you get new movies

+Qisthatdude You have the juice now

I think if you spend 15,000 to 20,000 dollars a year on movies you're not going to watch, you can spring for a maid.

+segaofmyhouse Money is the least of his worries. Look at his home

That's maybe because he bought them all when they were almost released and new from the store and not used from a flea market. I prefer them new.

Yeah, man. I'm struggling to find a collector on KZfaq that collects movies that are truly important to him/her, and not just hoards random plastic boxes. I have 300 movies, mostly by directors I like, all of which I could talk at length about and watch again at any time.

Exactly!is the way should be

@@joelsieradzani first research on the internet to be sure the intented film is the category about what I like it. if the film have a high percentage about what I like it, then I buy it.only 5% of times I got it wrong.I am a very strict cinefilo critic:some times don't buy a film just because don't like the actors in it.other times I don't like the plot.other times could be that i dont like the subjet,for example rape,extreme violence,blood,crazy overcomplicated physico mental thrillers, etc. got a huge collection but very happy because only have what I really trully like it and safely be able to pick it up anyone to watch depend of the mood I might be at the time and is 100% guaranteed I won't be disappointed.

@@joelsieradzan So you buy random films that you may not like and therby will have 0 re-watchability, just so you can clog your house with an extra piece of plastic? Now that's stupid asf.

I don't know about that either. I still mostly (but not always) buy video discs to actually watch them for the first time or in a brand new experience (even though I very rarely buy video discs). I just like the idea of physically owning the discs. We've (my family has) done it like this since the 90s. But I'm saying like this as a common, casual collector, not like the guy in the video who treats his collection like a video archive. My parents usually gave those DVDs away if friends and family wanted to watch them. Rewatchability is one thing, but sharing is also a thing. It's like sharing video games back in the days. The question is, how can one watch something they've never seen (in full HD) without paying for the expensive price of physical formats, isn't available on netflix, without having to rent it digitally for 48 hours, playable on smart TV, and without having to use piracy. I think the only answer is digital downloads...? That is the only option I can think of. But don't they sometimes cost just as much or even more expensive than physical? All in all I think, in some cases, it still makes a lot of sense to buy physical copies of movies I've never seen. Doing research before buying is a no brainer, I think. But sometimes you are out at a video store and don't have internet access with you and you see movies on sale for 5 bucks and the covers and summaries look interesting and makes you want to buy it. I know that has happened to me at least once and it's hard to regret since they were on sale.

No. If that was the case be would keep all versions and not toss dvds when gets HD version.

The House of Blus lol I have about a 1000 and thought that was a lot! You guys all blow me away.

+Blu-ray Whoreder i am like this with music ... its a fun hobby getting that long lost album or finding one with a cover you didnt know they actually put out limitedly .. i love the hunt.

+Blu-ray Whoreder I'm at about 3,000 and trying to figure out how to display them all lol

+Vincent Beers I have the same problem! at the moment I have a massive pile of movie's in the corner of my room! lol

jasper the dog :Hey man I'm in the same boat as you.Got movies stacked all over the place VHS,DVD,BLU-RAY,LASER DISC and I'll tell you it's getting to be much, but hell man I guess when you get bite by the. bug theirs no stopping huh?

Eh, only things worth saving are master copies. Retail is largely unimportant.

Quality of streaming? That's only a matter of time.

@@flybeep1661 The quality of streaming will never match the quality of a disc 😂😂😂

Knowing them lol.

Cex is a scam

😂 😭

The collection is worth 5 grand realistically but 15k titles you would think that bumps the price to $15,0000. If we went through eBay lol I would think there would be a few titles worth some good money and 20grans might be put on hold lol 😅

This fat guy?

Cinema Sickness has him beat.

@@markus.millus he's not fat anymore and hasn't been for years!

He got skinny.

Yes Coolduder and Cinemasickness have more than this.

You are a pirate.

@@KING-ri2vs You can buy movies digitally. You can also rip DVDs and Blurays.

but are they rich? not only does this guy have a huge movie collection, he must be rich to be featured by forbes.

Fear Monarch I think just about any collector - records, CDs, books, stamps, coins, art, anything - can relate to this. Not a question of "I want this...", but "I NEED this..." B^D

+Telstar62a Why the hell do people collect stamps?

+sisbrawny As a non-serious collector, it can be an economical way to satisfy that collector "need", and it's a good way for kids to learn about geography and history. When you don't know where a country is, you look it up and when you don't know who a person on a stamp is, you find out. True, the run of the mill flag or bird or tree doesn't tell you much, but a good commemorative stamp can tell you a lot. Plus, they're purty little pieces of paper you can stick in an album. But you must always remember, "Philately will get you nowhere."

At least you won't die of old age before never watching all of them like this dude will.

Pioneer was great at making awesome Laserdiscs.

Very true dude.

Yeah, that's not collecting, that's space saving, collectors don't want that!

Cry when the hard drive fails.....like legitimately cry. I had a 4TB full of movies die on me once......Took me months to recover it all. Now it's multiple drives as backup....

Where's the fun in that?

HONESTreviews yes but 15,000 movies would have to be compressed ie poorer video quality to be on a very big single hard drive. And no way could you fit a 1000 4k blu rays on a single hard drive. You would need several very very high capacity hard drives. To copy them all with no picture or sound loss.

His collection is basically the definition of “quantity over quality”. If you watch his videos he buys complete garbage titles just cause they are there.

He does! I have seen his library personally. I would say he has close to 20,000 titles if not more.

Yep a few people around the world have bigger physical disc collections of movies than the guy in the video. My collection is larger than the typical person but I only buy movies I like. And trade in any films I buy that I don't like.

My very first movies owned were Dracula AD and The Vampire Lovers on VHS in 1982.

Afonso Lucas These days, Blu Ray players can usually be bought for under $100. If you happen to own an Xbox One or a PS4, you can play Blu Rays (and DVDs) on there as well, so you may not need a player at all if you have those.

You should make a video,.... some day 👍

Prove it?

Its gonna be a big video, but it Will come.

@@filmfreak21 there’s a guy with 25k movies on KZfaq biggest movie collection by a guy called “A pike”

Ignore them, if it makes you happy, fuck them!

@@mrmonstermunch3925 Most people have a hobby of some sort - cars, watches, shoes, handbags, clothes, sports etc. As long as you get enjoyment out of it. And it doesn't get you into debt or begin to negatively affect your social & family life.