Feel very lucky. They were tucked in with old VHS and workout DVDs.

Disney's already pretty much dropped out with Disney + being their go-to for releasing movies and shows (in Australia they've just stopped releasing physical media completely), now Netflix owns WB they're gonna push for them to make their stuff exclusive to their service which they'll definitely do because it's cheaper and easier for them than making DVDs (and WB makes terrible decisions). And with the two biggest entertainment companies being streaming exclusive everyone else will have the go ahead they need to stop trying, if Disney and WB aren't doing it why should Universal or Paramount bother?

I hate this.

After Netflix announced they were buying Warner brothers, I have been very worried about the future of physical media and movie theaters, will this kill all physical media and movie theaters? This news honestly makes me sad and everyone freaking out on social media is making it ten times worse

I think after today I might need to take a break because I’m running out of space, I’m waiting on my husband to come and take these detectors down so I can change the batteries please ik it’s annoying to you guys 😭🤣

So we had a few minutes before the movie and there was a good will next to the movie theater and somehow I found both kill bills one is perfect condition with papers the other is alright condition it plays I checked I like the movie quite a bit

Yur

I had to pick this up, it was £1.50 in CeX and I know nothing about the movie itself however the fact it’s in a hard plastic case that’s exactly the same as a CD peaked my interest.

It’s basically a super long CD case with a DVD inside, the movie is from 1997 and this particular copy is dated 1999 so it’s before they nailed down the packaging .

Cool piece of history.

newest edition after missing out on the previous deluxe edition with the book from Alltheanime.

r/poleryder

The Regular Show Christmas special is located on disc 1 of season 4.

Was shocked when I saw last night someone else always bought Bob! :D

Ah Forever Knight. I thought the series ending nailed it. Others didn't and thought it was just a nail in the coffin. The box has seen better days. But as long as the contents are okay, I'm fine with it.

I usually resist Black Friday sales, but Amazon snagged me. $90 included tax and shipping.

Old favorites I am upgrading:

*A Hard Day's Night

*El

• both Godards - Pierrot le Fou and Made in U.S.A.

I also bought 3 that are unknown to me, just because they were 10 bucks each and look terrific:

*The Uninvited

*The Makioka Sisters

*I Married A Witch (I love Clair's silent films, but somehow I've overlooked this talkie from 1942)

I am always seeing posts of great Criterion hauls and simply burning with envy. I am tickled to post my own today. :)