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It's not about money. If you don't have a physical copy of something, you are at the mercy of the streaming site who can take it down whenever they please. Not to mention you will never be at the mercy of shitty internet or shitty streaming service that looks like you're watching through a greasy lens.Tiggnutz wrote:What about Tubi it's free
The wonderful thing is the golden era of movies all have physical releases. So there are still hundreds of gems that I don't even own yet.zombie wrote:weirdo.Jason wrote:Probably in the hundreds.zombie wrote: how many of those have you not seen yet? that's still a part of the challenge.
I own the Departed. :pHavok wrote:Oh no, does Jason have the entire 1313 series?Reign in Blood wrote:Given the fiasco yesterday, p sure he's sitting on a fucking mountain of shit.
shudder isn't gonna take down it's own original content. and neither is netflix or amazon or anyone else. that only becomes an issue with content that is loaned from some other company.Jason wrote:It's not about money. If you don't have a physical copy of something, you are at the mercy of the streaming site who can take it down whenever they please. Not to mention you will never be at the mercy of shitty internet or shitty streaming service that looks like you're watching through a greasy lens.Tiggnutz wrote:What about Tubi it's free
And when Shutter or Netflix goes out of business?zombie wrote:shudder isn't gonna take down it's own original content. and neither is netflix or amazon or anyone else. that only becomes an issue with content that is loaned from some other company.Jason wrote:It's not about money. If you don't have a physical copy of something, you are at the mercy of the streaming site who can take it down whenever they please. Not to mention you will never be at the mercy of shitty internet or shitty streaming service that looks like you're watching through a greasy lens.Tiggnutz wrote:What about Tubi it's free
Jason wrote:The wonderful thing is the golden era of movies all have physical releases. So there are still hundreds of gems that I don't even own yet.zombie wrote:weirdo.Jason wrote:Probably in the hundreds.zombie wrote: how many of those have you not seen yet? that's still a part of the challenge.
Movies and TV are mostly garbage, today.
1) How?zombie wrote:Jason wrote:The wonderful thing is the golden era of movies all have physical releases. So there are still hundreds of gems that I don't even own yet.zombie wrote:weirdo.Jason wrote:Probably in the hundreds.zombie wrote: how many of those have you not seen yet? that's still a part of the challenge.
Movies and TV are mostly garbage, today.
bullshit to both points.
then someone else will buy up their content and then put it on their own streaming service.Jason wrote:And when Shutter or Netflix goes out of business?zombie wrote:shudder isn't gonna take down it's own original content. and neither is netflix or amazon or anyone else. that only becomes an issue with content that is loaned from some other company.Jason wrote:It's not about money. If you don't have a physical copy of something, you are at the mercy of the streaming site who can take it down whenever they please. Not to mention you will never be at the mercy of shitty internet or shitty streaming service that looks like you're watching through a greasy lens.Tiggnutz wrote:What about Tubi it's free
MAYBE.zombie wrote:then someone else will buy up their content and then put it on their own streaming service.Jason wrote:And when Shutter or Netflix goes out of business?zombie wrote:shudder isn't gonna take down it's own original content. and neither is netflix or amazon or anyone else. that only becomes an issue with content that is loaned from some other company.Jason wrote:It's not about money. If you don't have a physical copy of something, you are at the mercy of the streaming site who can take it down whenever they please. Not to mention you will never be at the mercy of shitty internet or shitty streaming service that looks like you're watching through a greasy lens.Tiggnutz wrote:What about Tubi it's free
golden age as in 70s and 80s? i know that not all of those flicks have physical releases, even still. at least not domestically.Jason wrote:1) How?zombie wrote:Jason wrote:The wonderful thing is the golden era of movies all have physical releases. So there are still hundreds of gems that I don't even own yet.zombie wrote:weirdo.Jason wrote:Probably in the hundreds.zombie wrote: how many of those have you not seen yet? that's still a part of the challenge.
Movies and TV are mostly garbage, today.
bullshit to both points.
2) How?
i would rather have physical media. but it's going away. and i'm still gonna want to watch films. that's just me.Jason wrote:MAYBE.zombie wrote:then someone else will buy up their content and then put it on their own streaming service.Jason wrote:And when Shutter or Netflix goes out of business?zombie wrote:shudder isn't gonna take down it's own original content. and neither is netflix or amazon or anyone else. that only becomes an issue with content that is loaned from some other company.Jason wrote:It's not about money. If you don't have a physical copy of something, you are at the mercy of the streaming site who can take it down whenever they please. Not to mention you will never be at the mercy of shitty internet or shitty streaming service that looks like you're watching through a greasy lens.Tiggnutz wrote:What about Tubi it's free
Come on, admit it. It's better to have a physical copy with zero monthly payments than be at the mercy of streaming quality and internet service.
The biggest chunk of them do, for sure.zombie wrote:golden age as in 70s and 80s? i know that not all of those flicks have physical releases, even still. at least not domestically.Jason wrote:1) How?zombie wrote:Jason wrote:The wonderful thing is the golden era of movies all have physical releases. So there are still hundreds of gems that I don't even own yet.zombie wrote:weirdo.Jason wrote:Probably in the hundreds.zombie wrote: how many of those have you not seen yet? that's still a part of the challenge.
Movies and TV are mostly garbage, today.
bullshit to both points.
2) How?
movies and tv today are in fact not mostly garbage, today. tv is better now, arguably, than it ever has been.
Same, though don't remember my thoughts on 2. I don't think the first is that high of ranking for the Found Footage subgenre, but I remember thinking it's okay.Havok wrote:Part 2 was horrible and I'm saving part 3 for the challenge.Jigsaw wrote:Hell House LLC would definitely benefit from a physical release if it hasn't had one. Probably one of the few really solid found footage movies out there. Sequels weren't that great, though.
You might be able to get bootleg copies on ebay or something. It was that way with Cobra Kai. I know it's not ideal but it may be the only option aside from subscribing.Jason wrote:I will never see Creepshow.zombie wrote:i don't think that amazon has released any of their tv series' to physical media. they have done it with some of their movies though, like suspiria, so there may be hope.Jason wrote:Does anyone know if the new Creepshow series will have a blu ray release? (Please God...)
err shudder. shudder, i don't think has released anything physically at all. (i watch shudder through amazon)
that's a handful of shows, of what is out there. it's like picking and choosing the worst of the 80s and saying it's a terrible decade for film.Jason wrote:The biggest chunk of them do, for sure.zombie wrote:golden age as in 70s and 80s? i know that not all of those flicks have physical releases, even still. at least not domestically.Jason wrote:1) How?zombie wrote:Jason wrote:The wonderful thing is the golden era of movies all have physical releases. So there are still hundreds of gems that I don't even own yet.zombie wrote:weirdo.Jason wrote:Probably in the hundreds.zombie wrote: how many of those have you not seen yet? that's still a part of the challenge.
Movies and TV are mostly garbage, today.
bullshit to both points.
2) How?
movies and tv today are in fact not mostly garbage, today. tv is better now, arguably, than it ever has been.
All the Superhero shows, Big Lame Theory, etc... Breaking Bad is done, Game of Thrones is done (never seen it). True Detective is still going but who knows what the fuck we're gonna get from that show...
Breaking Bad movie coming out in select theaters. Hopefully they select my theater somewhere.zombie wrote:that's a handful of shows, of what is out there. it's like picking and choosing the worst of the 80s and saying it's a terrible decade for film.Jason wrote:The biggest chunk of them do, for sure.zombie wrote:golden age as in 70s and 80s? i know that not all of those flicks have physical releases, even still. at least not domestically.Jason wrote:1) How?zombie wrote:Jason wrote:The wonderful thing is the golden era of movies all have physical releases. So there are still hundreds of gems that I don't even own yet.zombie wrote:weirdo.Jason wrote:Probably in the hundreds.zombie wrote: how many of those have you not seen yet? that's still a part of the challenge.
Movies and TV are mostly garbage, today.
bullshit to both points.
2) How?
movies and tv today are in fact not mostly garbage, today. tv is better now, arguably, than it ever has been.
All the Superhero shows, Big Lame Theory, etc... Breaking Bad is done, Game of Thrones is done (never seen it). True Detective is still going but who knows what the fuck we're gonna get from that show...
also breaking bad has a movie coming on netflix and game of thrones is supposedly getting a movie as well, and possibly spin off series'.
hops so. and maybe down the line, some theater will play creepshow the way that some do with firefly and the like, from what i've heard.Jason wrote:
Breaking Bad movie coming out in select theaters. Hopefully they select my theater somewhere.
Never heard of a TV series getting played in a theater. That is pretty cool.zombie wrote:hops so. and maybe down the line, some theater will play creepshow the way that some do with firefly and the like, from what i've heard.Jason wrote:
Breaking Bad movie coming out in select theaters. Hopefully they select my theater somewhere.
