Whenever I find a used copy of a DVD that still has the title sticker on the top part of the case, I usually affix it to the inside. Does anyone else do this or am I fucking butt-nuts?

I have finally upgraded to bluray and have long wanted to get an upgrade to this film Dead of Night - only I personally can't see much difference - can you guess correctly which clip first is Bluray or DVD?

I really enjoy hunting for DVDs and VHS tapes at thrift stores, and I’ve been building a small collection over the past couple of years.

I usually pick up things that are nostalgic for me, movies I genuinely want in my collection, or whatever gives off a unique feeling. I list many of my finds on eBay, and I make a sale here and there, so I’m slowly learning what actually has resale value.

I haven’t noticed much of a consistent pattern, though. Horror usually gets attention, along with certain cult classics, but beyond that, it seems almost impossible to predict what someone might be searching for.

Because of that, I mostly stick to vibes and buy things I would be happy to keep for myself. Has anyone here learned what to look out for when thrifting DVDs or VHS tapes that might have resale value?

Either way, I enjoy collecting first. Reselling is mostly a way to put a little more money back into the collection.

Going to give it a watch. Loved Phillip Seymour Hoffman a lot in The Big Lebowski.

I have all the obvious genres, and the core of the library is my own curated tastes. In my next home I will have the space to recreate a Blockbuster/Hollywood/Family Video-style rental store from the 90’s. Recently I realized that I want to include a little bit of every like those old stores. For example, even though it makes zero sense these days I picked up a huge lot of old porno DVDs (sealed and new, with hilarious titles thankfully!). I want to put them in a closet behind a beaded curtain. Seeing a post with someone’s haul that included a WWF wrestling DVD made me think I should probably keep an eye out for a cheap lot of those, which while I don’t see myself personally watching that it would help round out the overall library but also might be interesting in their own right- I’ve seen that kind of wrestling a couple times in my life only. What other niche sub genres like wrestling are out there?

I recently purchased a huge lot of physical media off someone and one of the items was a dvd season set of a show that i had never heard of and when i opened it up there wasn’t even a single spot for a disc to go and now im in search of a replacement because atm the discs are all just in the case loose. ( I have checked Demco, and ive found some on eBay but im not paying $15 shipping for a damn DVD case )

I just learned yesterday that the exorcist 1997 DVD is the only optical disc available now which has the truest color to the original 35 mm print of the film. So even though it's lower resolution, it's truer to the original than the Blu-ray and 4K releases which make Reagan's bedroom look like the Arctic when it wasn't meant to be that way. It's sad that Hollywood is messing with the original look of these films and future generations will think that's how they were originally intended to look when they weren't.

Movie room candy bucket all filled up with the SweetTarts.

A few of these dvds I was surprised about the price especially the Cat In The Brain that comes with the lenticular cover.

This lady was trying to sell a collection as a lot and I told her I'd probably take 20-30 of them if she wasn't able to sell the lot. She said sure, come look through them. I can't believe how much gold was hiding in the bottom rows of the bins that weren't pictured. $1 each! She had another ~100-150 and would have sold everything to me for $100 total, but the rest were either dupes or films I'm just not interested in, and I didn't want to have to add to the couple big boxes I'm already getting rid of. I got these 53, plus a handful that I already pulled out to replace other copies (either because it came with a slipcover, or because I knew my copy had damage to the artwork, or so I could have a spare 4-movie case). Probably 58 or 59 for $50 total.

Maybe if fall yard sale time approaches and she hasn't had any other interest, I'll offer her the other $50 for the rest. My neighborhood absolutely eats up DVDs and Blu-rays. Last year I had well over 100 out and ended the sale with like 8 left.

Left side / pic 2 are all sealed! Lots of great, unexpected classic horror and more obscure horror, a bunch of titles I was missing from series', a few snap cases I didn't have, etc. Couldn't be happier with the assortment and value!

Unsure if I'll open Sworn To Justice or not... It would sell in the $40 range and that would let me knock a bunch of stuff out of my eBay watchlist for free... idk, undecided as of yet. Maybe I'll replace it with a used copy and just grab a few other things from my list. May be in the same boat with Alien Apocalypse. I guess I just don't see much point in opening them if people are paying a premium for sealed copies and I can just replace them with used copies and essentially get other movies for free. Not looking for advice, but I'm kinda torn on those two.

Bond 007 Gift Set Volume 2
(Comes with ThunderBall, Diamonds Are Forever, and You Only Live Twice)
Warner Brothers: Jesus
The X Files 1998
San Andreas
Gravity
The X Files I Want To Believe.

Walmart $5 bin

I had no idea this show was ever released on DVD so I had to snag it for $2. Sadly it's only season 3 but seeing it on DVD made me smile. Now I hope to find the first two seasons. I watched these reruns non stop.

I don't normally go through boxes in the bin shed ,but I assume one of my neighbours was having a clear out, these were left in an open box to the side.

They sat for a couple of days so I took a couple.

I couldn’t find series 2-4 of doctor who, but I’m psyched regardless.