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not even close....i have about 250 right now, after selling about 75 a couple of months ago....with about 200 still on my wishlist. a wishlist that never ever ever drops below 150 no matter how many i get...there's just so much other stuff coming out all the time. And i'm pretty broke right now so i haven't been able to keep up with new stuff at all this year....but they aren't going anywhere, so i'm not too worried.
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Originally posted by gutwrencher I'm building my perfect library of films, and at 1,587 titles...I've got a long way to go...even at 10 or so a week. based on my "needed" and "most wanted" lists...I'll top off around 2,000 titles...maybe a little more. I'm gettin' there.:thumbsup: I'm building my perfect library of films, and at 2,087 titles...I've got a long way to go...even at 10 or so a week. based on my "needed" and "most wanted" lists...I'll top off around 2,500 titles...maybe a little more. I'm gettin' there.:thumbsup: ;) As someone who didn't start watching movies very often until I turned 19 or 20 I have A LOT that I haven't seen. DVDs have me spoiled so I won't watch a film on TV at all. Most of the films I own are from the 90's and 2000's since I grew up on them. I finally have most of those that I want but still have a quite a bit I need to see based on reviews and such. My last CH order consisted of 4 films from the 50's & 60's. One of those being Rear Window. What a great film. My goal is to check out older films along with foreign films that are highly regarded then move on to lesser known films. For every great film I come across like Rear Window or Lawrence of Arabia there is a clunker like Animal House. |
Originally posted by DVD-ho78(DTS) gutwrencher a year from now... I'm building my perfect library of films, and at 2,087 titles...I've got a long way to go...even at 10 or so a week. based on my "needed" and "most wanted" lists...I'll top off around 2,500 titles...maybe a little more. I'm gettin' there.:thumbsup: ;) damn...you know me and my problem all too well!:D |
Not even close :(.
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I got over 200 and I'm not even close, every day I find a new title that I want to own!
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I need to get another storage cabinet before i go crazy(never enough $$ though). I'm at about 230(but probably closer to 300) i guess - i haven't counted since a year ago when i counted just over 150.
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Not even close...
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No way, every time I go to look for one title I see 5 more I want to buy :)
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I'm pretty much done buying DVDs aside from new releases.
I also have a very strict policy about what I buy. I used to buy anything, but now I won't blind buy a single thing. I know I may catch flack for this, but I will download something, watch it, and if I liked it enough, buy it. If not, I feel justified in not wasting my money. If there is a movie I do want, the DVD also has to be worth it. Case in point, I already own the original "Das Boot" DVD. They are releasing the 2 disc tv mini-series release this week, but from what I've read, I'm basically taking a crappy quality print, crappier remaster audio, and sacrificing the audio commentary AND spending $30 bucks for another cut of the film. After some thinking, I decided it's a waste of money to pay $30 for an inferior DVD of what I have now and hope they fix it. I'll always have hundreds, if not thousands of DVDs I'd love to own, but I realize unless I win the lottery, I keep it limited to only DVDs I really want. That's why you won't see Kill Bill in my collection until they put out the uncut editions in a SE form. |
Gah Puggie, thanks for reminding me I still need to buy the Das Boot Director's Cut the next time I'm at Walmart :D
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Originally posted by OREOSpeedwagon Gah Puggie, thanks for reminding me I still need to buy the Das Boot Director's Cut the next time I'm at Walmart :D I only go to Walmart for the really, really popular DVDs pretty much everyone (Circuit City, Target, Best Buy, etc) will advertise. Trying to get help out of a Walmart employee is an effort in futility. If it's not on the shelf, you'd have better luck asking a blind man what something looks like than getting a Walmart employee to help you find it. |
Originally posted by Puggie McPugPug If it's any consolation, I doubt they'll have it. :) I only go to Walmart for the really, really popular DVDs pretty much everyone (Circuit City, Target, Best Buy, etc) will advertise. Trying to get help out of a Walmart employee is an effort in futility. If it's not on the shelf, you'd have better luck asking a blind man what something looks like than getting a Walmart employee to help you find it. The employees are still dumb here too though :D |
Except for new releases I have all I want..
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