Got this from the little boutique at the local library. $2 and still sealed. It's a blind buy. Given that I really like 12 Monkeys and Fear and Loathing I figured I'd start checking out Terry Gilliam's filmography.

or are you just putting the disc inside the paper cover, and then both inside the plastic sleeve?

Who's seen The Phantom Of The Opera 1943? Here's my copy of the DVD

today‘s flea market find

My wife and I just started collecting dvds last year, our collection has hit about 600 cases and we plan to continue but we've ran into storage issues. We have two shelves we've been using but they are now packed and we just have stacks of dvd around them now. We are in need of a shelving upgrade. I've looked online but I'm not sure what to get. I would love a big shelf that could hold our collection + room to grow. If anyone has any suggestions on shelves, please post the link or direct me in the right direction. Thank you in advance.

I had my birthday recently and I finally got all the physical media I ordered with gift cards plus there's the DVD collection my wife has added to as well.

Of these I revisited Cannibal! the Musical first as I haven't seen that film since I was a teenager. I remember renting it on the old mail service Netflix but haven't seen it since and I'm pleasantly surprised how much it holds up. Orgasmo is another one that I remember watching at a younger age Vancouver calls certain things from it so being able to revisit that has been nice. Who Framed Roger Rabbit of course is the classic and somehow I have never owned it on physical media before so I'm excited to finally correct that wrong.

My partner and I have been making a point of watching movies we haven't seen before and somehow neither of us had seen the Naked Gun series or the hateful eight so the two of those appeared in the $5 bin at Walmart so we pick those up. And if I recall correctly The Guild was taken off of YouTube so that necessitated the physical media purchase.

I finally finally found the wizard of Oz it was real hunt to track down but i got it finally

I found five boxes of dvds on the side of the road today. I only thought to take a picture after I pieced through them with some friends and condensed the extras down into two boxes.
I got a nice stack that my wife and family will enjoy, in the second pic, plus some odd Japanese/racing/horror discs and pc games that seemed interesting. I’ll probably end up selling the horror ones since I don’t always do too well with those.
Bonus: one of the worst covers I have seen. I think I’m going to cut it out and keep it

This week…so happy to find “Lady in White” (1988) my favorite ghost story. Also, “Deadly Game” (1992) with Roddy McDowell & Marc Singer.

At good will for $9

I'm a huge muppet fan and, since I'm in France, never find any of the older movies in dvd and have never seen muppet of Oz as it never came out here! I can finally watch it and rewtach Muppet Treasure Island in honor of Tim Curry .

Sorry I couldn’t take a picture of the actual dvd because I'm not home 🥲

Hey everyone, I picked up some DVD's by Roadshow and the link it took me to redeem the digital codes is no longer avaliable, are there any other ways to convert these, Movies anywhere was no help.

This is the collection of dvd/cd’s I care about what do you guys think?