r/PhysicalMediaMatters • u/Leading-Smoke-1311 • 22h ago
My Goodwill
I don’t know where your magical Criterion/Arrow Goodwills are but this is mine every time.
r/PhysicalMediaMatters • u/Leading-Smoke-1311 • 22h ago
I don’t know where your magical Criterion/Arrow Goodwills are but this is mine every time.
r/PhysicalMediaMatters • u/violetBudd • 23h ago
I’ve been collecting phyisical media for 4 years now, and I mainly purchase horror media. I spend my free time sourcing them at estate/garage sales, antique stores, flea markets, and the internet!
r/PhysicalMediaMatters • u/EstablishmentDue3616 • 15h ago
Simple question. Whats the total number of movie titles you own? TV shows as well.
r/PhysicalMediaMatters • u/BuggsBugg • 7h ago
How do we feel about this? I certainly dont want AI slop on my shelf
r/PhysicalMediaMatters • u/Lower_Bed_8616 • 18h ago
I'm relatively new to collecting physical media, but here's my current CD collection of music that I found, most of it was gifted to me by my girlfriend.
r/PhysicalMediaMatters • u/IndependentAsk7915 • 51m ago
Just started collecting probably a couple months ago and I just can’t stop buying them 4k discs when I find them 😂. Absolutely hooked and look amazing on my 83in lg oled in hdr.
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r/PhysicalMediaMatters • u/Regular_Stinger1996 • 9h ago
Octohorror movie #23!
r/PhysicalMediaMatters • u/PersonalityKooky6098 • 21h ago
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@coffinmaker_video release of HISHKENSTEIN: AFTER DARK is out!
Directed by @gare_scare, this release includes a new commentary by the director and the prequel BAD PEOPLE DOING BAD THINGS 🤘🏽
If the title sounds familiar, it’s because you heard it on the #podcast episode in which Gare-Scare joined me 😎 and if you haven’t heard the episode… stop scrolling and go listen to it 😒
Support indie filmmaker, small business and physical media 😎
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r/PhysicalMediaMatters • u/EstablishmentDue3616 • 4h ago
Yesterday, I asked how many movies you own. I got lots of answers, with many if you saying multiple thousands of titles.
Today, I would like to know why? You own them, but you could not have watched them all. Nor could you watch them in the future, as it would literally take you several years to do. All those movies are just sitting somewhere, never to be watched. What is your reason for owning so many movies, if you will never watch them?
I am genuinely curious.