World's Largest Home Video Collection - 19,500 Items. You mad, Sup Forums?

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I worked in a pawn shop for 10 years. I was able to collect thousands of Limited, Collector's & Promotional Editions of movies on DVD & Blu-ray.

With a collection this large, you can assume I'm very picky with the condition of the titles I would keep.

60 4K Ultra Blu-rays.

5872 Blu-rays.

8843 DVDs.

2465 VHS (Including titles not available on DVD or Blu-ray)

29 HD-DVD

2 Laserdiscs

1 Beta

Almost Every Film That Has Ever Appeared on The IMDB: Internet Movie Database's 250 List (Including those no longer on it).

Every or Almost Every Film By - Alfred Hitchcock, Akira Kurosawa, Stanley Kubrick, Steven Spielberg, Woody Allen, Oliver Stone, Peter Jackson, Frank Capra, Quentin Tarantino, Robert Rodriguez, P.T. Anderson, Michael Bay, Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, Alex Proyas, Hayao Miyazaki...

I'm selling it for $1,000,000, shipping included.

> 1 Beta
That much was obvious

>2465 VHS

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I have compiled the most Limited of Editions.

Example: Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part's 1 & 2 Blu-ray 2D Editions. They were released a year apart with promotional items from Wal-Mart, Best Buy, HMV, Future Shop, Target, Etc. - For Part 1, I have a Slipcover & Comic Book from Best Buy. For Part 2, I have a Cover Sleeve & Bonus Disc from Target and they are both housed in a Collector's Box Set from HMV. This is something you cannot buy on eBay and would require you to purchase 5 copies of the movies to put them together.

Example 2: All 3 Slipcovers for Horrible Bosses Blu-ray.

Example 3: Hotel Transylvania 3D; Includes 3D Slipcover + Wal-Mart Exclusive 2D version Slipcover & Bonus Disc.

Example 4: Inception Blu-ray. I have the 3D Slipcover with the Future Shop Exclusive Steelbook, housed in a Best Buy Exclusive Box Set with the original Screenplay.)

I have thousands of Editions like this.

Damn i'd love to live in a house so big there was space for entire movie collection, with corridors between huge shelves. Fucking americans!!!!! Where I live its common for people to want to live inside a single room apartment. And suicides are high

This is probably bait, but all those special editions you bought are worth absolutely nothing, man. Nothing.

They are worth something to me.

542 Criterion titles, including many Out Of Print (Probably the largest Criterion Collection ever for sale)

296 3D Blu-ray's (Probably the largest collection of 3D Blu-ray's, as there are only about 300 feature length 3D Blu-ray titles available)

Academy Award Winners
90 out of 90 Best Picture;
83/90 - Best Director;
79/91 - Best Actor;
67/92 - Best Actress.

Complete Dragon Dynasty Collection on DVD & Blu-ray.

Complete Fox Film Noir Collection.

Complete Universal Monsters: Legacy Collection on DVD & Blu-ray.

Every Marvel Film.

Every Pixar Film.

Every Disney Animated Classic.

Every Studio Ghibli Film.

6 Anchor Bay Limited Edition Tins + The Wicker Man: Wooden Box still sealed, Heathers Locker, Evil Dead "Books" + many more Anchor Bay Limited Editions.

8 Twilight Time.

63 Arrow Video Releases.

Over 100 Shout! Factory Titles, Including 37 Scream Factory.

Dozens of Steelbook, DigiBook, Collector's Box Sets.

>2 Laserdiscs

Surprising for a collection driven guy like you seem to be. How come?
There are plenty of movies that had unique versions in LD.

They were already on the way out by the time I started collecting and I never saw the reason to go back and buy obsolete media.

I want them
I need them

Check my ebay listing. "17,272 Movies! World's Largest Collection.Blu-ray/DVD/3D/Criterion/Steelbook/OOP"

implying Sup Forums likes to watch television and movies lmao

How are they organized?

I own 0 movies in any format

Alphabetically.

>cheap, ugly plywood for shelving

Nigger what the fuck are you doing?

Get some ACTUAL shelves with finish on them. Make the place feel like a comfy-as-fuck video rental store from the 80's.

The way it is now I can SMELL how depressing that room is. It smells like sawdust and glue.

you will never find a buyer for this huge chunk of plastic trash

>All that unfinished particle board

Disgusting

a million is a lot m8

Roughly 60 dollars a movie.

fpbp

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Movies are not that expensive

Disagreed, he might find some rich cinephile if he he's patient, but man 1 million $ seems overpriced to me when more that 50% of the media is on dvd and vhs. I dunno I didn't do the math mind you. And it's true that complete collections augment the overall sell value.

It's not a room, it's the whole second floor of my house.

What do you think a reasonable price would be? I'm open to offers.

I'm good tbqh familiorini

Less than 50k

If you own too many movies the movies end up owning you

Now that's something I'd buy. Actually saves me time and it would be very comforting to have a few HDDs full of all kinds of movies ready to watch.
Fuck OPs huge pile of junk.

Damn, fuck that shit.

Director shelves and then for everything else year. The point is to literally complete a shelf. Can't do that alphabetically.

all that shit will be lost like tears in the rain, nigga

Where do you live? This should obviously be local pick up only.

Wow, you really did turn the second floor of your house into a shitty used DVD store.

Look into collections
Criterion and other specialized publishers are worth more than regular editions, etc which could be sold at $20 or less

his last video was a part 1

did he died?

dare you to get bettter shelves

I can personally deliver it anywhere in Canada or the US at my expense. I love road trips and meeting fellow collectors!

> 0 CED Selectavision discs
FAIL

Oh ok well that's fair enough then.

Imagine the plastic fire if that place caught fire, it would be like a tyre dump that you can't extinguish

How much did all of this cost you over the time it took you to accumulate this collection? You'd be lucky to get a few dollars back for every DVD, maybe 10-30 for each VHS if they're rare enough, a little less than retail value on the Blu-Rays (unless they're out of print) and the laserdiscs maybe 20-40 a piece. You're nuts if you think anyone will pay 1 million for such a small collection. There are people with much larger collections who have attempted to sell for the same price range and, for many years, have had no luck in doing so.

thats cool, i just download stuff

meant to reply to

Sold!

$500,000

Who would buy the entire collection? It's just a bunch of movies on decrepit formats. Hardly worthy of collecting for a millionaire? Or maybe DVD collections is the thing now.

I can see you selling a few every now and then on ebay or craigslist, and eventually get rid of them that way over a few years. I certainly wouldn't hold out for some millionaire.

His shelves of Fellini to Franco fell on him.

No one wants your terrible collection bet there isn't 5 good movies in it

A few years ago I collected porn. It was such a waste of time.

I don't even like any of the shit I remember collecting now.

What are you going to collect once it's sold?
850 people watching on ebay already.
pic not related.

all that can fit on a few flash drives.

Fool. Like the pharohs of old, he shall be buried in there with his treasure.

You collected DVDs or what? I've got a few.

Sure, if you download Yify rips.

>anyone want to buy the garbage in my basement
>anyone?

1.) 60 4K Ultra Blu-rays.
4.) 5872 Blu-rays.
3.) 8843 DVDs.
2.) 2465 VHS (Including titles not available on DVD or Blu-ray)

This is the order you need to sell and sell the most expensive first.

Sent ;)

Considering most of the collection is on dvd or worse. That's not true

Looking for this Jerry Lewis movie that has never had a DVD or BD release.

>You mad, /tv

why would Sup Forums be mad? most Sup Forumsfags watch only 20 movies per year. the most mainstream trash.

A single-layer DVD in its original format is over 4gb, and dual layer up to 8.5gb. It could probably all fit on a 8TB hard drive if it was all crappy, re-encoded video files averaging 500mb.

people who collect are fucked in the head

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i collect stamps, and getting into book collecting. it's just a hobby, something i desperately needed.

also nice to go to conventions once in a while and discuss something other than movies, and see some 75 year old brag about his collection.

Well let's start with the fact that 90% of these videos are gonna be shit. So really the whole collection is moot

I threw away just over 20k VHS movies like 3 years ago.

>tfw having watched over 50k movies in my life time

I'm so fucking jaded now.

poor fag

You just proved my point

I'm with you on that, most of this shit isn't even worthy of being dumped in a landfill. OP should have focused on collecting rare vinyl records instead of crappy optical media.

how?

Show me "somewhere in time" in your collection...K thanks

You don't have to be rich to collect.

Look at all the retardation you've managed to find

rate

>cheap, ugly anime girl for posting
fuck off autism

Do you not know about vinyl movies?

>somewhere in time

Is that the one where superman is a time traveler?

Yeah, its also has Dr.Quinn and has the score by John Barry and Has Christopher Plummer, I personally think its Reeves finest movie.

how can anyone watch and enjoy so much pleb shit

Laserdiscs are the vinyl records of home video.

You realize it would take 2 years of your entire life to watch all this shit

lol yeah forgot about medicine woman.

No, vinyl movies are the vinyl records of movies.

Why? It's worthless.

Laserdisc is analog, like vinyl. It's the closest analogue.

Abysmal. Like 2 good movies and bad TV as wel

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

>Calling Christopher Reeves best performance worthless
>Writing off Chad John Barry and in his words "most emotional score"

For the third time: There are vinyl movies.

oh man all 3 limited editions of Horrible Bosses and you're only asking for a million what a steal

I meant monetarily.

super underrated movie, Shame that no one can appreciated it here.

my dad has a pretty big laserdisc collection

think he thought it was the next big thing until for filmophiles

oh it was atrocious, panned by the critics for being cheesy but we all know ebert and friends were wrong a good bit of the time...soooooooo

I can barely remember anything about it other than it was drama and a little time travel or something.

You mean that dead '80s format? Yes, I am familiar.

why is it that people who collect movies ALWAYS have such fucking shit, infantile taste?

> I never saw the reason to go back and buy obsolete media.

yet you own more than 13 thousands dvd and vhs OP
the LDs would have grown in reselling value much more than these 13K items

But hey nice collection regardless

A collection for a collections sake is fucking dumb, he hasn't even watched most of the films he owns. What's the point? Just a waste of time, money, and space.

What am I missing from 1984?