Crazy to think it’s been almost 13 years already. This was filmed on a little Sony Cybershot. It took excellent quality video for the time. There was a series on the History Channel called History Impossible. They leased this footage from me for 2 episodes in 2013 & 2016. I took a lot of pride in that.
I know you're a true crime documentary enthusiast. How about watching the latest true crime documentary video I shared? I'd love to hear what you think about it.
With this set, why are there so many discs for each movie? Please don't tell me it's one of those where you have to switch out the disc part-way through to see the rest of the movie.
@RobbieWebster I see. Where do you live at now? Secondly, you used to live in that house you moved to into 2012? Also fun fact: I graduated from high school back in 2012.
Your older videos of your video games, DVDs, and Blu-ray from anytime 2011 and before will always be the best and most memorable and nostalgic! That's how much I really enjoyed them! 😌
Damn seeing all these trees lookjng healthy and not dead really feel different, i lived in the houses next to here for 13 years and in 2010 i was 5 coming here, even today i was here
They go for about 250-300 preowned. If it was sealed still it’d be 800-1000. I have some DVD sets that I unboxed on this channel that go for over $1,000. Pretty crazy to look back on.
I love how, at the time, everybody was like "Urrr this game sucks" and now everyone says "New Vegas is the best Fallout". I always liked NV more than any other Fallout.
I bought this set back in 2008! It was behind the counter at FYE,asked to purchase it not knowing what it really cost ($70)....lots of cool shit included....movies great too! 👍👍👍👍👍
Robbie, when you have time and the opportunity, check out Hitch's British movies. The original "The Man Who Knew Too Much", "The 39 Steps", and "The Lady Vanishes" are spectacular films for someone who was learning with his early films. I agree: "Rebecca" is a movie that keeps "echoing" in my mind after seeing it. Hitch knew how to "scare" his audiences as "Psycho" so well illustrates.
@@RobbieWebster Great! Then you fully know the greatness that was Hitchcock! Most Americans base their feelings for Hitch on the standard: Psycho, The Man Who Knew Too Much (American version), North By Northwest and Vertigo. All great movies, but it is the way Hitch grew from his early British movies that is so exciting and relevant!
Lilo and stitch is my favorite Disney movie I haveThe same exact personality as the girl both autistic both have ptsd and we both are extremely independent I have a crush on her don’t judge I am 15 I have a crush on a girl in high school but I been crushing on lilo since I was little
Yay! your back! I hope you are doing well! Alway loves your vids since 2013! Especially the criterions!! glad to see you! Take care! -bernardo cisneros
