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I've been trawling the charity shops recently but Blu-rays are coming up short. Usually the mass market films everyone already owns.

However, this week I picked up Free Fire from CEX (£1.50) cracking little film, and managed to find Shazam! from a charity shop for just £1.

How are you searches going?

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[-] UKFilmNerd@feddit.uk 1 points 1 year ago

My house is so small, I don't have any VHS although back in the day I had some lovely box sets.

All my DVDs are in cd wallets. The blurays are in binders with their inlays. The only ones that get to survive intact are 4Ks and any Blu-ray or DVD that's in special packaging or means something special to me so it's kept as is.

[-] Emperor@feddit.uk 1 points 1 year ago

Ah yes, that's tricky.

I have quite a bit of storage but I want to keep my display shelf space restricted - everything is going to have to earn it's place. I did once have a more maximalist approach to collecting but it just means I ended up with a lot of terrible films. I see the photos of shelves of 10s of thousands of discs and hauls where people have blind bought pretty much everything a releaser has put out but it just proves to be that a carefully curated collection may be more my bag these days.

I am measuring up the prospective shelving (still got lost of my collection in boxes after moving) and there does seem a space on top for some nice looking VHS boxes. Dammit.

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