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Which is my core point exactly...the mainstream audience the major studios are catering their demographics to AREN'T by and large interested in quality but convenience...the under-40 generation has bought the streaming marketing model hook, line and sinker and physical media is now the poor...

Some of the members here are simply unwilling to support what is now a niche market by ponying up what they consider to be their hard-earned dollars to buy the titles that are out there via the secondary distributors such as TT, Criterion and Olive...fine by me, but it's also their loss if the...

Amen...EVERYBODY loves a bargain, but let's get REAL here...some of the members here will NEVER buy certain hard-to-get titles on blu-ray regardless of pricing, and the studios have already discounted them from the equation, which is why companies like Twilight Time, Criterion and Olive exist...

Have you been watching the actual sales figures of the past 7+years since blu-ray was rolled out into the US & international retail markets? Like it or not, the under-40 demographic is basically eschewing physical media in favor of streaming and downloads for their mobile devices...that is the...

I'm not ignoring the past 17 years...I was an early adapter in 1997 when DVD came out and watched as the studios and Pioneer Electronics effectively killed the Laser Disc & VHS tape formats as the result of the quick market acceptance of DVD by 1999...that isn't happening with blu-ray, as...

Try being a 34-year veteran of the home theater format wars like myself...I go back to the days of Betamax/VHS tape and CED/Laser disc playback and given how much more expensive hard-to-find discs were in the 1980s and '90s, DVD and blu-ray have been a godsend in general...those of you who...

Catalog blu-ray, except for the sure-fire sellers like "Gone With The Wind" or "The Sound Of Music", has become a niche market, much as we all want it not to be so, which is why Twilight Time and others now exist...to fill that niche!!! I'm not complaining, as TT, Criterion and Olive Films allow...