How Many Dvd's You Own?

[deeps]

I have thought about it ,but the collections in that mag all seem to be nicely presented in one massive set of shelving.

Mine are spread out across the house and would need at least 4 photos to show them all so it would not look as impressive

 

[rebeltom]

I thought i had a big collection of about 200

Then again I'm only 19 so have many years to more than catch up with you guys.

What was everyones first ever DVD?
Mine was Peter Kay live at Bolton Albert Halls

(Got into DVRAB quite late really only 3 years ago)

 

[Mannat Bhatia]

I think mine might have been Stand by Me, tell a lie, I think it was Romper Stomper.

 

[Kimsaintaug]

not many, about 10

 

[Gaga science]

Tutt Tutt - no threadjacking!!! There's already a thread for this anyway: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=492821

I'm reluctant to buy any kind of DVD apart from the odd boxset; the value simply doesn't hold anymore - it's far more cost effective to either rent it, or wait for it to appear on TV.

 

[JessicaAmber87]

The whole idea of buying dvd's is to watch them when you want ,not when tv channels decide to air one ,along with edits ,logos,adverts,voiceovers and no Dolby Digital sound (unless you pay for Sky Movies).

Have not seen any extra features on tv.

With movies going down by 50% within a few months its certainly good value unless you want to wait a further 18 months-2 years for it to show up on tv.

I have not watched a mainstream film on network tv for 20 years.