Putting DVDs and Blu-rays on the same shelves 🙄

Love 4K77 and 4K83 and the despecialized editions now in 4K by harmy

What's your favorite animated movie?

This movie surpassed Aliens as my favorite film in the series.

i dislike the cg animals in 4 and the song from 6 so much that i hate the special editions with passion

14:29 I think your analogy is flawed. A remake in gaming is usually made from the ground up, whereas Lucas did a laborious Restauration process and updated a number visual effects sequences with new technology and Later made some arguably small changes to bring the films in line with the prequels so they‘d work as a piece. It’s primarily artistically motivated and as you yourself pointed out in your videos, he didn’t fundamentally change the films. Now there are examples of film remakes. Ben Hur (1959) was a remake of a silent film version from the 1920s if I am not mistaken. While director William Whyler worked on that 1920s film, he was of course not the director, and basically made his own version and updated it. And that film won 11 Academy Awards. That’s more akin to modern Video Game Remakes like Resident Evil 2-4, Final Fantasy VII Remake Trilogy (presumably), Crash N Sane Trilogy and the forthcoming Metal Gear Solid Delta. No matter how faithful some of these try to be, they are something new created by different artists. What is really unique and doesn’t have a lot of analogues in the film world, are actually remakes like Resident Evil (2002), Yakuza Kiwami & Yakuza Kiwami 2 and The Last of Us Part I, which are remakes from the ground up made by the original artists. An example in the film world would be September by Woody Allen, who was dissatisfied with the film and reshot almost the entire thing with different actors and that’s the only version you get today.

I would have waited an eternity for this!

I’m collecting my favorite movies that I wanna watch whenever

I’m collecting my favorite movies that I wanna watch whenever

One of my favorites

I love the shadow of ronin some of the most fun I've had with Lego gaming of course not to mention Lego Star wars the complete saga Indiana Jones and Batman

sounds like a streamers (who hate dvds) psyop “oh dont buy dvds anynore but if you already have…. keep getting rid of them🤠🤠💡💡💡” ridiculous really

Awesome video! Thank you. I still haven't organized my movies after moving and it's killing me

The headbutt was removed from all UK releases of Attack Of The Clones, including conventional cinemas. Ironically the TV trailer actually showed it. As someone already pointed out in the comments, in the UK, the BBFC would automatically give an '18' rating to any film where a headbutt was shown. When Attack Of The Clones was released on DVD, I ordered an import copy from Australia (region 4 but still PAL) just so I could have the film uncut. Fortunately the cut was waived in the blu-ray version. As for the lack of foaming at the mouth regarding changes made to the prequels, it's really pretty simple. The movies from the original trilogy were classics. The prequels aren't.

As someone who wants to start a physical media collection, thank you for this video

Everyone on twitter says it was bad.

if you thought the ending was shocking ... how can you be shocked at something that was telegraphed to happenen like 20 minutes ealier? were you paying attention?

It sucked. main character has all the plot armor in the universe, and when half the tension in the whole thing is supposed to come from being worried she's gonna get killed, the whole movie ends up kinda boring cause you know she's immortal. Also, the basic setup of the plot makes no sense. Why would W.Y. abandon the most the important ship in the galaxy? Why would they need to use these kids to help them retrieve their own property?

Lol Bravo, take a bow. 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

Excellent movie alien romulus i gave it 10/10 fantastic movie 👍🏻👍🏻

I love you

I remember when I got my first job and started collecting video games, and a bit over 2 years later my collection got pretty large. Still, I realized I only really cared about a small handful of games there, and that I had other interests that I'd rather splurge on. All because I was obsessed with watching large game rooms. I've curated all my movies, games, and books and now I have so much more room and feel far more proud of them. Curating a collection should be talked about more honestly, especially for younger collectors like I was.

but dont like voice of megatron but can let voice optimus.

My family's been advocating for me to lower my collecting habits. Because of how they worry about me building my collection into a cluttered mess. Which is what I'm afraid of. This video actually felt like the solution to my problem. Being how I want to keep my collection balanced and organized in a healthy way. Even if it sits at hundreds of movies. Rather than 200 or more. So thanks for giving me the answer I needed.

Chnaging the hologram to Ian mcdiarmid was a bas choice imo.

You're video has really inspired me to take a look through my collection. I started to see movies that I've either liked but didn't like it enough to the point that I was obsessed or finding movies that I owned but I haven't watched and now having zero interests to watch them. And while it hasn't exactly made my collection any different it does lift some weight off my back knowing that I can now look for movies that I actually want to own and place them on the empty spaces that I have.

Yes, just collecting itself is part of the charm. Greetings from Perth👍👍

Bro... how many copies of Ninjago did you have?

Yeah, I bought that set when it came out (I think it was when Revenge of the Sith came out in theaters) solely because it had the OG cuts. I refuse to buy the blu rays or 4k editions until Disney makes the theatrical cuts available.

The more the better, 400 4K , 1000 Blu-rays and 300 DVDs, all of the dvds are in my Pioneer changer.

I realise I’ve been doing something similar recently. I have one bookcase style unit that was full and spilling over onto other places. I also started having an aversion to streaming for the same reasons as you and wanted some new to me movies on disk. So I decided to remove the movies I just know I don’t want to watch again and there were a surprising amount: freed up 1 out of the 7 shelves and I’m ready to purchase movies I will watch and be able to enjoy the new experiences. I found it a liberating and positive thing to do, and now I’m pretty committed to owning only what will fit on this bookcase. It’s probably not for everyone but suits me! 👍🏼

Awesome mate. I love live music dvds. And Vhs aswell got over 500 music related ones,Concerts, docos,video collection ones,and even those Hot licks instructional ones lol.

Thank you for laying out your logic on this topic. This is a timely video for me. My collection is growing and I'm having this debate internally. I'm probably going to land somewhere in the middle. I don't want to set a hard and fast limit, but I don't want my collection to grow to the point where it owns me. The one step I'm implementing immediately is not falling into the sale trap. Just because a movie is discounted doesn't mean that I have to buy it.

This is an excellent, thoughtful video! I’m in the “pile of movies” grouping, but as I purchase more, I aspire to curate effectively. And even in my pile I have titles that are questionable.

Well said! Your rule of if I add one, then something has to go is great. It allows the collection to improve over time. I have the same rule for my wardrobe. Thanks for the refreshing content.

I'm not big on collecting every movie that's every existed. I only collect movies that I want and mean a lot to me. That's the charm of a personised collection, it's specific content that you enjoy, instead of needing to sift through mountains of content, and to find it may have been taken down. Also, internet sucks, especially where I live. I can't rely on streaming services, let alone afford it. Btw, I'm collecting old Disney movies, original Barbie movies, and kids TV shows from my childhood. I have a very bizarre collection for an adult, but it's with the purpose of preserving actually good quality for the next generation.

I like getting them from thrift stores and only buy them if I have the feeling for it or if I am getting it for someone else. Makes it more fun than if I paid full price for a new movie

I do this with my Plex server.

I am currently working on building a complete collection of Xbox 360 games, but with my other media collections I have started to focus more on Curating what I have and getting rid of titles I don't want.

Man I found this video at the best time. I’m going through a declutterring/minimalism journey and for a few weeks I’ve been saying this, that I want a curated collection instead of the mess that I have right now of hundreds of movies I’ve not even watched. I think I’m going to curate my collection, and put the rest on eBay for cheap and go from there.

I buy tons of blurays and tv shows just in case I get a date who wants to come over and watch something...I should have something she would want to watch lol.

I love this. As someone who is currently thinning the herd, as it were, I would love to be able to easily sell off what I don’t want. There doesn’t seem to be a strong market even though it seems physical media is making a strong resurgence.

I agree with the concept but I need more than a year's worth of movies lol

Thumbs up for the intro rap!

I own Fury on 4K and have watched it multiple times and End of watch i picked up on Blu Ray for $2 used and it's in my pile of shame which I am slowly getting through

Fantastic video and an excellent topic.

I buy mostly used from thrift stores, often special editions of what I consider great movies. Only those that are not mainstream and unavailable in thrift stores I buy new. As you said quality over quantity.

If a movie is a blind buy I wait till it's on special and I have bought a lot of Blu Ray's second hand from Facebook marketplace of Ebay and op shops as well as it takes the sting out of the price for a movie you may only watch once

Really good advice. Thanks 🙏

I use to buy ALOT of bluray especially when my old game shop had them but they closed and ive wasted alot of money of it now im more picky about my purchases mainly older films that look amazing on 4k or my favorite films