Originally Posted by dkedvd

Another way of collecting I thought of was... If I have seen it, I own it. So just going out and buying up every thing I've seen. Like it or not. It wouldn't cost too much. I'm pretty good with my blind buys. So there are only a dozen or so films I haven't liked/kept I could get them for a few bucks each. Not 100% sure about going this way yet... But I'm am considering it. It would be kinda fun to at some point own every tile I have ever seen. Any thoughts...?

Originally Posted by dkedvd

I'm tired of this... Should I keep the movie I just bought or trade it in for $1.00 at my local pawn shop? I know what you are thinking... Did you like it? If so keep it. If not get rid of it. Right? Well sometimes it is that easy but other times it's not. Sometimes I buy a movie and think "that movie was pretty bad. But man did it have a lot of cool gore". Or "Boy that stunk. But its the only film by that director I do not own". So here is my new plan. Who cares? If I take the time to purchase a film and its not very good. I'm keeping it. It's not very often that I blind buy a truly awful film so it would only be a here and there case (maybe 2 a year, I think this would have been 3). But this way I can stop thinking about it. And I'm also tired of getting rid of a film only to buy it again a year later because I find it for super cheap and think it might be worth a second go. Sometime that pays off and sometimes not so much. So that's it... I buy... I keep. The only thing I'll be trading in anymore are double dips.
So... Anyone else do anything similar to this? My best fiend collects too and it's his way of collecting as well. Though I think he is just too lazy to take his "unliked pile" to a pawn shop. LOL.

Originally Posted by movieguru

What did he do to you for you to consider him to be so cruel and inhuman?

Originally Posted by Boba Fett

He's related to Klaus Kinski?