Also picked up Game of Thrones Season 1-2.

The exclusive packaging is such a con. It's just that selfie couple on top of the usual poster.

How is it a con? It's the same price as the regular 2D copy and it has more features. And if what you said is the case, that's two different artworks in one copy. Two different artworks plus more features for the price of a regular copy?

Those fuckers!

Oh, I didn't mean a con as in people are being ripped off, just in the wording "exclusive packaging". It is such a small modification, to present it as if the customer is actually getting something new or original of value is what I was referring to as the con.

It was also $19.99. The regular pack was $22.99.

you didn't read anything Algren wrote, did you?

Bought

Eddie the Eagle
Sicario

Game of Thrones Season 3-5
Spectre for my dad for Father's Day

Bought

Hail, Caesar!
The Finest Hours

The Finest Hours? lol. You're just buying anything!

Since last post

Bought

Zootopia
Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice - Ultimate Edition
Point Break (1991)
10 Cloverfield Lane
Jaws 2
Joy

I purchased Kung Fu Panda 2.

Bought

The Walk (3D)
Field of Dreams
Born on the Fourth of July
The Day After Tomorrow

Bought

American Pie: 4-Film Collection
Midnight Special

Bought

The Insider

I must get around to watching that.

I bought

Fletch
Modern Family: Season Seven (DVD)

For my birthday I got

The Jungle Book
Captain America: Civil War
Money Monster
Now You See Me 2
The Nice Guys
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
Everybody Wants Some
The Iron Giant

Honestly, do you sleep on a bed of DVDs?

It seems you haven't been much into Russel Crowe's pre-gladiator work before. I also recommend Heaven's Burning; which I'd probably put in my top 5 Crowe films.

There are these things called bookshelves that can sometimes be used for things other than, or in addition to, books.

But yes, yes I do. I'm not well organized.

I really am curious, as my mother is a DVD\VHS hoarder.

Are you going to run out of space eventually? How many times will you watch a film you have purchased? How fast/often do you give them away or get rid of them? Is it just a hobby to collect them, or do you honestly really like all of the films you purchase? Do you buy films blind?

Nah. I saw The Quick and the Dead, L.A. Confidential, Virtuosity and bits of No Way Back. And I just recently saw Romper Stomper. I want to see The Insider for Mann, not Crowe.

These look good, and I should get around to watching them.

Think of them like books.



Yes. But we also all die eventually.

They're 135mm wide (the Blu-ray's). It's not like we're talking about a lot of space, especially if you stack them in those bookcases I mentioned.



At least a couple of times, unless it's a blind buy and wound up betting poorly. More on that in a sec.



Haven't...yet. I've thought about and eventually will sell back my DVD's (minus TV shows). With Blu-ray, I haven't watched a DVD (of a movie) in years.



I love movies, so yes.



Purchase, implying present tense? Yes, because...



Almost never now, unless it's a blind spot from a director I love (The Insider and Everybody Wants Some being the most recent examples - the latter I wouldn't have got if it was below 70) or a classic (Gone with the Wind).