I'm returning to physical media collecting. You should too. 

I already did this, and I have zero subscriptions.

To all the physical media buyers and collectors, you have a new addition to the community! I am tired of changes in content in streaming services and the price hikes. So, I started collecting physical media, and it feels great!

I started picking up movies about 2.5 years ago when I couldn't find a movie I wanted to watch on streaming. Now I've about 1,200 physical movies and there's only a handful I've left to pick up to complete my collection. Best thing I ever did

Bluray and 4k bluray collecting has made my life much better with the occasional DVD thrown in

the ones that grew up with physical media but foolishly threw it all away for the seduction of "everything imaginable all at once on any screen" would be more likely to return to physical media ownership than the ones that only grew up with streaming, the ones that were conditioned from an early age to not only accept only watching what the streaming overlords allow them to watch, not so much, they even defend such practices as if it's their sworn duty.

I'm building a library for a personal plex server for my own personal streaming service and I still get to see my collection on the shelves! Best of both worlds!

I agree with your title. I started a large media collection, trusting the provider (Amazon). Then I found out they could edit my movies however they wanted to. They have. I would never have bought anthing from them if I knew they could change it without telling me.Thanks for putting out a video about it and warning people.

It’s good to see some streaming service exclusive titles be available on physical media. Selections like WandaVision, The Mandolorian, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Loki, most of the Pokémon Netflix shows and movies, the Animaniacs reboot, and many more are available right now and tbh it’s pretty great. I do have Disney plus and Netflix, but that isn’t gonna stop me from getting the shows and movies on dvd/Blu-ray. I don’t have HBO Max/Max, Peacock, or Crunchyroll; so seeing some titles be available from their catalog like Space Jam: A New Legacy, Dune, the Five Nights At Freddy’s movie, Dragon Ball and One Piece available on dvd and Blu-ray is still great.

I never stopped collecting, and I haven't had a movie/TV streaming service for over a year. Before that I rarely had more than one at a time, and often only for 1-2 months to catch up on things. I never liked the way Netflix and other services present content, and I always had issues figuring out what to watch, but that isn't the case when it comes to looking through my collection and finding something. And of course, the quality is better on disc in general. Something that I became very aware of because I have a pretty decent surround setup. I also don't really care if new stuff never makes it disc, even though it seems that companies are slowly going that way again. There are new distributors popping up every year, releasing old and sometimes forgotten movies, and even TV shows from time to time. Sure, I might miss the hot new show, but I will always have plenty of entertainment.

Streaming is so unreliable, it depends on your internet connection, limited availability of material, and of course, they can remove content at anytime.

I never stopped buying physical media and the only streaming service I have is Amazon prime and that's just for the free delivery

i just picked up a ton of used dvds dirt cheap at the goodwill. for $18 total. I got the prequel star wars trilogy. spaceballs. the original indiana jones trilogy box set and happy gilmore. ive been slowly building up my dvd collection again after selling everyything more than a decade ago to go with streaming. but I got tired of having a hard time finding certain titles.

I still have my DVDS & I'll never get rid of them. My mate has gone back to DVDS now, since he's fed up with streaming services.

My friends internet went down a few weeks ago, his I.S.P said they'd send someone out in 4 days, he called me asking if his Xbox can play blu rays and if he could borrow some, I told him he can take 4 he wants to watch and 70 that he doesn't, of the 4 he needs to watch 3 in his living room, then get up and go to his bedroom to watch the 4th and I want £30, he can keep them for a month, unless I change my mind.

All of my physical media is from a time u saw the movie in theaters then got the physical release of it if u liked the movie it was similar with tv shows we watched the season we got the season physically if we liked it to watch it again at our own pace or got a classic tv show or movie we saw on reruns on television cause we liked it

studios need to embrace MOD. sell us everything! they won't even put out all their titles on 3DBD :/

I mainly got Amazon prime for online purchases for stuff i can't get in malls that aren't around anymore . Id rather own a DVD . The best example are some of the John Carpenter DVDs with Kurt Russell . Most of the DVDs have commentaries of John Carpenter and Kurt Russell . You can even hear them opening beer cans and lighting cigarettes

Better off buying your own movies and music. More choice out there,besides where else can one find obscure rare items? Rather own my media,the thrill of the hunt!

I am more of a hybrid watcher I have a decent library now I did a video on my setup which is Plex on a QNAP server. Physical media is the way to go for sure! I enjoyed the way and I had a saying on my video Quality over Quantity as that is the issue I have been hoping to see movie stores make a comeback now that would be awesome!

Miss the fancy DVD menus.

Physical is best, I have over 7300 in my collection

That kind of is life though. Nothing does really last forever.

Poor things? Yeah no fuck no. That movie is disturbing as fuck. It will be praised for being rapey but then again Hollywood loves Roman Polanski.