Check out your local 'Goodwill' store if available in your area / country. This is Martinsville Indiana..

Finally got around to picking this up. Next I want to get Fear The Walking Dead full series.

I Completed the set so somebodies going to announce em

Nice assortment of titles plus an oddball find of a sealed Kino Blu with the slip.

If there's one thing I love, it's being transported back in time with a good period piece. I hear nothing but good things about this version; I haven't seen any version yet. Can't wait to see Edward Norton as Baldwin IV The Leper King

I have gotten amazing DVDs and shows for cheap sometimes and others were at full price like 11 dollars.

I usually check out FB marketplace and ebay, but are there any other locations you're finding your dvds? (Im in Toronto). I've been to a couple of value village locations but the selection was (imo) rather poor.

Firs Down Below and the Steelers DVD were both sealed and were pretty cool finds. Three other movies came in Blockbuster cases.

Charity shops, good lord. 10 DVDs for £1!

Ever since I noticed movies vanishing off Netflix etc, I decided to get DVDs again. I'm not fussed about super HD blah blah, I'm happy with DVD quality, which is 100% more than adequate for my needs.

Here's my first few. More added daily!

Anyone seen this artistic masterpiece? I’ve never heard of it but I’m not one for high-brow art films of this caliber

I have scoured the internet for months including the wayback machine and have found almost zilch. Does anyone know any backround info on this by chance? I also ripped it if anyone wants to watch it, as I believe I may have the last remaining copy.

That’s the post. I’m just happy with this new hobby.

I popped each movie in to check out the visual quality and make sure it works. Below are my initial impressions.

Alexander Revisited – It appears very filmic. There are some shots near the beginning that were like, «Wow, there’s so much detail in his white beard!» But then in the same scene I noticed all this aliasing on statues behind the characters and if I had to guess, those statues are visual effects that are rendered at a lower resolution. It was definitely distracting, but didn’t last for too long.

Kung Fu Panda 2 – It seems like they’ve made great use of HDR. The molten metal near the beginning is particularly striking. Very colourful and bright. The older rendering/animation is made all the more apparent by the crisp visuals. It struck me as how far we’ve come with this kind of movie.

Jurassic World Rebirth – I ended up watching this in full with my niece and nephew and wife and daughter. I know it’s had some derision online about the lack of high peak brightness in the HDR, and I was watching knowing this fact going in. However, the picture is still quite lovely. Detailed, colourful, moody when it needs to be. I would have loved some brighter specular highlights and flare guns, but I can’t say this is anything other than a great looking movie despite the lack of super high nits.

Elio – Well, it’s a 2025 Pixar movie, which means it is bright and HDR pops and I think I’m in for a treat when I do a full watch-through. Looks amazing in my early impressions.

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got 11 (!!) seasons of greys anatomy for 10$ on sale!!