As A Good Amount Of You May Know, There's Talks Of A Merger Between Warner Bros. Discovery And Paramount And If There's Anything We Know About David Zaslav, It's His Obsession With Tax Write-Offs. That's Why Whatever Shows And Movies From Paramount Need To Be Bought Up While They Can.

The Santa Clause trilogy is the American release as it's the only way to get 1 and 2 on Blu-Ray. Annoyingly, those are region free, but 3 isn't, despite the printing on the disk claiming it is, so I'll need the UK Blu-Ray for that.

The Mandalorian is the 4K set.

For those of you with large, collections, how do you organize your media? Do you do it alphabetically? Separate blue ray from dvds? Do you first separate by genre? #dvdorganization

Adding to my doomsday physical media collection this weekend with this haul from across 3 thrift stores that added 46 DVDs and 16 Blue-rays to the collection.

I have seen some collectors keep their DVDs/Blu Rays in a plastic slip cover. I have considered this as many of my discs are on an open shelf and I would like to keep dust off long term.

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I'm not a big fan of Modern Main Menus on Physical Media. I miss the days of the Shrek 2 DVD Main Menu or, something that is really memorable to me, the early 2000s Star Wars DVD Main Menus where it has different planets that it alternates between from the film and little settings and scenes from said planet as the different menues.

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Nowadays, it's either just a clipshow of the Film and or TV Show or even at most times, just the Film and and or TV Show's Wallpaper Poster with a little bit of the intro music playing over it.

i want to purchase the TV show Power (50 Cent) but it only exists on DVD in my country, if i watch it on a UB820 will the picture quality have a significant improvement?

i want great picture quality and just want to know if it’s worth getting it on DVD or watching it on a streaming service instead

Have a couple things for sale if anyone is interested The Batman and American Werewolf In London are sealed all except American Werewolf are 4K I accidentally bought a regular blu-ray while intending to buy the 4K version of American Werewolf in London and just never bothered returning it. The Batman I found a Steelbook I liked shortly after buying this and hadn't opened it yet....same with Lebowski except I had already opened it.

Kind of a Hot Take here, I'm not really a fan of Steelbooks. I don't really like that it's easy to get fingerprints on them and I never know what to do with the J Card and sometimes the artwork is kind of meh IMO. Sometimes it's cool, but maybe Steelbook just isn't for me sadly. Although I will admit, it can be a cool little collector's item.

In particular, what was the packaging like (i.e. shipping box, packing material)? Also, what can I expect if I backorder something?

I’m curious because they have the complete Star Trek: The Next Generation Blu-Ray set on sale for $115.70 and it’s backordered.

I had posted the prices before but never added a picture

Using the same titles as a control on multiple formats, I’ve seen full screen that lacks additional material to the right and left of the frame and wide screen that lacks additional information on the top and bottom that is otherwise visible in full screen.

In one instance I can think of, a Region 4 release had additional picture to the top and bottom of the frame when compared with the same title on widescreen.

As a general rule of thumb, does Region 4 display the image in its entirety or to the greatest extent?

I’m interested in seeing more of the intention of the filmmaker, a greater insight into how the misc-en-scen primarily