Awesome video. I will be collecting physical media once again and I'm excited! I searched for videos about DVD or movie collections and stumbled upon yours. I really loved it. Great variety of movies. I'll start browsing and visiting stores. I used to go to HMV several years ago and loved the environment. I miss those days. I suddenly have a desire to start collecting physical media again after moving and selling a lot of my media which I sort of regret seeing as some may be out-of-print lol. Can't wait to go back to hmv, cex etc. I'm particularly interested in special editions, limited, 2-disc etc because they're likely to also have audio commentary. I recognised a few and even watched some such as: - Enchanted (I really liked it. I was surprised haha) - Ratatouille (I agree. Hard to choose which Pixar film is a favourite. I'd probably go with The Incredibles because it was an amazing experience watching it in the cinemas. I was a teenager back then and I loved Dash haha) - Killing Eve (Fun fact: I met the author of the book inspired for the series. I've never seen it but it was cool to see him at a previous workplace. Just an ordinary guy strolling lol). - Princess Diaries (Really? Number 2 is better? I watched one numerous times and loved it haha) - The Mask of Zorro (I remember watching this years ago. I loved the adventurous nature of it) - The Prince of Egypt (I love this film so much. It was so captivating. I was totally immersed into this world. DreamWorks Animation Studios created some amazing 2D films. I also liked The Road to El Dorado. It's a shame 2D stopped) - Gladiator (I finally watched this a couple of years ago. It was amazing and instantly one of my favourite films. I love the story and the time period of Ancient Rome interests me) - Who Framed Roger Rabbit (A real classic. Richard Williams sadly past away a few years ago but his animation direction were amazing for the film. I love the old style and period) Miranda (Lol. She's funny. I first saw her in the "Stupid!" children show where she played a chef. I also read her biography which was also funny. It's a classic British show :))
@BrRrii-bg9en13 күн бұрын
Love watching these videos and seeing people collect dvd over blue rays, do you ever declutter dvds to make room for new ones? 😀
@emilijadikinaite4386
13 күн бұрын
@@BrRrii-bg9en I used to have a big collection when I was 5 years old to about 13 years old, then I got a phone and stopped dvd collecting until I was 16 when I got back into it, but I have a special video where I will show how I declutter without selling, keep an eye out for it
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Awesome video. I will be collecting physical media once again and I'm excited! I searched for videos about DVD or movie collections and stumbled upon yours. I really loved it. Great variety of movies. I'll start browsing and visiting stores. I used to go to HMV several years ago and loved the environment. I miss those days. I suddenly have a desire to start collecting physical media again after moving and selling a lot of my media which I sort of regret seeing as some may be out-of-print lol. Can't wait to go back to hmv, cex etc. I'm particularly interested in special editions, limited, 2-disc etc because they're likely to also have audio commentary. I recognised a few and even watched some such as: - Enchanted (I really liked it. I was surprised haha) - Ratatouille (I agree. Hard to choose which Pixar film is a favourite. I'd probably go with The Incredibles because it was an amazing experience watching it in the cinemas. I was a teenager back then and I loved Dash haha) - Killing Eve (Fun fact: I met the author of the book inspired for the series. I've never seen it but it was cool to see him at a previous workplace. Just an ordinary guy strolling lol). - Princess Diaries (Really? Number 2 is better? I watched one numerous times and loved it haha) - The Mask of Zorro (I remember watching this years ago. I loved the adventurous nature of it) - The Prince of Egypt (I love this film so much. It was so captivating. I was totally immersed into this world. DreamWorks Animation Studios created some amazing 2D films. I also liked The Road to El Dorado. It's a shame 2D stopped) - Gladiator (I finally watched this a couple of years ago. It was amazing and instantly one of my favourite films. I love the story and the time period of Ancient Rome interests me) - Who Framed Roger Rabbit (A real classic. Richard Williams sadly past away a few years ago but his animation direction were amazing for the film. I love the old style and period) Miranda (Lol. She's funny. I first saw her in the "Stupid!" children show where she played a chef. I also read her biography which was also funny. It's a classic British show :))
Love watching these videos and seeing people collect dvd over blue rays, do you ever declutter dvds to make room for new ones? 😀
@emilijadikinaite4386
13 күн бұрын
@@BrRrii-bg9en I used to have a big collection when I was 5 years old to about 13 years old, then I got a phone and stopped dvd collecting until I was 16 when I got back into it, but I have a special video where I will show how I declutter without selling, keep an eye out for it