"Lose Yourself to Pi" is my favorite moment this week.

Thanks, I will Watch it:)

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Block Busters and Net Flix Hybrid Audio Video Library Universe

The Cinamantic Universe And The Television Series Universe And The Trailers Universe And The Video Game Universe

My sister still collect music on cds and my cousin on vhs and I still collect movies on dvd and I’m in my mid 30s

You will never get that back , no one has that creative sprit anymore .

Wish I had a flux capacitor and a DeLorean!

Nice!!

"CAN YOU FEEL IT" FanZcene 🎃🤘 the Time will come so beware and Godspeed.

Few months ago me and my best friend went to a movie expo in Nuremberg and I bought a ton of movies I will NEVER find on streaming services (at least in Germany). Here are just SOME of the titles I bought: Heaven and Earth (Japan import) I Spit on your Grave 2010 (Austria Import, unrated) Demon Wind (UK DVD) Delightful Forest (HK DVD, Shaw Brothers) A Tale of Two Sisters (German first Edition release) Jigoku (US Criterion Collection) Maniac (Austria DVD) Ichi the Killer (Dutch DVD with english subs) Besides (MAYBE) A Tale of Two Sisters NONE of these titles are available on streaming (at least in uncut format). That's why I stick with Physical.

I actually JUST found my old Blockbuster video card the other night.

Where’s the Killer Robots in Shopping Mall?!

Lol, we were those kids they are talking about. :) Great Video!

I only buy digital media is when I’m going a trip

What sucks about how the Home Video market being practically non-existent, thanks to Streaming, is how films that bomb at the Box-Office, that are actually decently made, aren't bound to get a second chance in getting much notice or attention by the average paying movie-goer, compared to when back in the days of Home Video's prominence, those Box-Office Bombs would later gain a cult-following of critical acclaim, thanks to the Home Video Market. With such examples including The Last Starfighter, Fight Club, Blade Runner, and especially The Iron Giant. So in a way, the fact is when you make a decently made film nowadays, and it's a Flop, there's no way to salvage it. Being how the Home Video market is somewhat gone. Thus making that film practically gone from existence in the public eye.

The only worthy sequel to the 1985 original.

For me, these were times when entertainment was still very important to people and because of the booming video store business where you could rent your favorite film on VHS, it was a wonderful feeling to go home with it. Today, of course, it's unimaginable but that's how it was and when the DVD was later available to buy in the shops, it was just something special, not only because you could talk to other people on site, but also exchange tips with them in person. I miss that so much in this day and age. Support independent cinema and of course the physical medium Godspeed 🤘

Great video my friend!

Any rational thinker knows that Rodent House streaming is only “profitable” by the manipulation of numbers. The service is still *billions* of dollars in the hole and I find it highly improbable it will ever dig itself out. A company doesn’t make more money by bleeding customers. I didn’t really think I ever had that “video store experience.” I don’t recall any of the stores I visited being staffed with the right type of people that would encourage discussions and recommendations, but that’s okay! It wasn’t why I was there. I was there to find a movie to rent and now that experience is lost, too. The closest I came was going to the rental store as a teenager with a friend or two so we could find one or more movies to rent for the weekend; the hunt, the discussions and the selection process was always a good time! I still can’t believe how many movies I watched for the first time on my 9” CRT bedroom TV!

Owning Physical media is freedom Greg having what you want and playing and listening to music with all the artwork and talking to real people nothing beats that

what a great video Greg the video store still exists today but few and far between I love cruising the aisles for movies a games and music which you can still do a lot in Australia. Streaming is killing our entertainment content communism physical media is freedom from movies to tv shows to games and music💿💿 VHS is cool to 📼📼

I believe it was Fido ( I would have to pull my dvd to be sure) that I first saw the trailer for Trick r' Treat. I was like oh dam that looks very me. It was supposed to go to theaters but idk fell through. It never did anyway. Then a few years? later it came right to DVD. Now look at it? It is a huge cult classic, all over stores like Spriti of Halloween and such. Would I ever have even gotten to see it these days? Also of all the meet n greets William K was by far the sweetest guy ever, and every one is super nice so.

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I think Best Buy doing away with selling physical media sucks! It was the next best thing to a video rental store where you could buy movie theater candy and even a 20 oz bottled soft drink.

This is why I had to Google the full movie and watch it online free, I will never watch the movie on Disney+

I haven't streamed in a few years, and I don't miss it.

The worst thing about *_Batman_* (1989) is the Prince soundtrack.

Ryan Reynolds was in a Canadian series that aired on Nickelodeon in the U.S., called *_Fifteen_* / *_Hillside_*

Between James Cameron and Bruce Timm, I'd say the biggest moron is Bruce Timm, because what Timm said about Batman's female villains was truly moronic. Cameron's comments about the fan criticism of his recent 4K revisualizations is just him being a dick.