natevines

We still do say that about Mein Kampf.

Master Shake 05

kris81 are you speaking to me?

um, okay here goes:

kill bill: alot of people seem to own either one or both of the movies, and from the numbers it sold id say most people do.

pulp fiction: have you been in the "Post Pictures of you HT/DVD Collection!!!!" thread?

jackie brown: see above

ScottsDvds

Required by law, Scarface.

WhFastus

Yes, yes, yes, yes and yes.

Actually, somehow I've never seen this, much less own it.

I have three of the Platinum editions (Beauty & Beast, Lion King, Aladdin) and one of the tins (Mickey Mouse in Color V1). I got Mickey in B&W V1 for a friend as a Christmas present one year.

I have all the Pixars to date except Bug's Life, and I have The Incredibles on preorder.

No, no, and no.

Yep. Day of release.

Of those four, I only have SPR. I want Rear Window though. (Just found out tonight that a lady in my church choir is a big Hitchcock fan.)

etrnlevol

I own none of these

I see Pirates of the Caribbean or Die Hard in a lot of collections.

Dabaomb

Just look at the top selling DVDs of all time threads.

Kris81

just an fyi i wasn't speaking to anyone in particular.. lol

johnbook

The Breakfast Club

Pretty In Pink

Ferris Buellers Day Off

Fast Times At Ridgemont High

Weird Science

Three O'clock High

Some Kind Of Wonderful

cdoug57

Casablanca
North By Northwest
Once Upon a Time in the West
Tombstone - Vista Series
Citizen Kane

OldBoy

at least 1 or 2 Disney Platinum Editions or Disney/Pixar in general. i think at least one of them resonates with so many people and they have it for nostalgia sake, plus they are damn good presentations as a whole.

Master Shake 05

well when the incredibles comes out you can add it to the list...

ianholm

The Incredibles won't end up in my collection, but I nominate Finding Nemo in it's place!

chess

I used to use this site before switching to DVD AF and remembered that they kept stats on this. Some interesting titles on here...some difficult to believe...definately skewed toward older titles.

http://www.dvdtracker.com/dvd_stats.asp

illennium

Most folks here have a nice collection of French new wave and Italian neo-realist cinema.

Gig

id have to say i think jurassic park collection is quite popular.

tonyc3742

Some magazine, Newsweek maybe, did an article on how big DVD is getting, along with top 20 sales at the time. Most of them were pretty much no-brainers; Matrix, Pixar's stuff, Indy, Star Wars. One thing I found interesting was Matrix 2 [whatever it was called] had higher sales than the original Matrix.
Of the titles listed so far in this thread, I've got
Matrix
LotR series
all the Star Warses
Citizen Kane
Memento
Finding Nemo
Monsters Inc
Shrek
Superman 1-3

Had Bridge over Kwai, sold it. No interest in owning Kill Bill.

pagansoul

Everyone must buy Bambi when it comes out. If not for yourself, your kid or someones kid. The single best disney full length animation made. But that's just me.

moviesaregreat

The american classic Freddy Got Fingered is usually in everyone's dvd collection.

Atreus

Is anyone else a little sad that so many people own Big Daddy?

natevines

Yes, but Armageddon is worse and higher on the list. Too many damned dunderheads, I tell you.

Master Shake 05

yeh freddy got fingered deserves to be in everyone's collection

Chad

The Big Lebowski is a favorite around these parts.

mikerodot78

Jaws
Fight Club
Evil Dead 2
Holy Grail
Pulp Fiction

Altimus Prime

Ditto for me. I have absolutely no interest in LOTR. Never saw it, don't plan on seeing it.

I'd say The Matrix, at least the first film, is probably in most collections.

taa455

I find that opinion interesting. I'm not saying that everyone should own LotR and I can certainly understand seeing it and not liking it. But these are some of the most loved and respected films in recent history. Aren't you even a little curious?