Long Term Strategies for the Serious Collector and Film Buff... (1 Viewer)

[Rich Malloy]

Patrick, Darren, and any other lurking Kubrick-philes need to head over to this thread tout suite:
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...&pagenumber=17
The philistine's are amassing with the clear intention of voting the cinematography in Bladerunner as superior to John Alcott's work in Barry Lyndon.

 

[Grant Degs]

I have about 396 DVDs right now and I have been

collecting since Nov of 1998. I buy all movies that

I love but I also collect in the following areas.

1) I want to get all the AFI Top 100 on DVD

2) Animated Disney Movies

3) All Best Picture Oscar winners.

4) Christmas DVDs

I sometimes feel like I need to cull my collection

because I know I'll never be able to watch them

again.

But, A funny thing has been happening lately,

I have enough DVDs now that when I want to watch

a movie I fell like I am at Blockbuster. I look

through all of them and even see some that I forgot

I had. I like that feeling.

So, I don't think I will cull my collection. If I

liked it at one time then it is worth keeping.

This will really be the case when I get my Big

Widescreen HD-TV sometime in the next few years.

 

[JohnN]

Gary,
I think your self doubts are merely withdrawal symptoms.
You are spending too much time in front of your computer screen and not enough in front of your home theater screen.
I prescribe a minimum dose of a minimum of 3 movies a day for the next week. If symptoms continue, increase dosage.
By the way, put me at the top of your customer list if you persist in that dvd inventory reduction program.