post your vhs movie collection here

[Guest slabinskia]

description says it all.post your vhs collection here.

[Guest caboose]

These treads are getting a bit redundant.

[Guest Shaved Bear]

i never buy vhs, i just taped everything

[Guest C.H.U.D.]

I got rid of most of my VHS collection when I started collecting DVD. VHS is on the edge of death anyway. When recordable DVD becomes affordable, it will be the final nail in the coffin.

[Guest jimmy no nose]

I have like 300 VHS movies from 5-10 years ago. I stopped buying them and started renting and copying them after that. Too many to list.

[Guest Karnage]

The thing about recordable DVD is that piracy will be on the rise.

[Guest Kingpk]

If there was a place where I could trade my VHS movies for the DVD version, I'd be there in a second.

 

The only thing on VHS I watch anymore is my MST3K collection.

[Guest Bosstones Fan]

VHS is on the edge of death anyway. When recordable DVD becomes affordable, it will be the final nail in the coffin.

I agree with that point, though I think VHS has at least three years left. The high price of recordable DVD is the biggest reason why I haven't "upgraded" to DVD yet.

 

Well, that and I don't see any point to paying twice the price to buy the DVD version of a movie when I can rent/buy the VHS version and watch the same movie for half price (or less). Being someone who watches movies simply to watch the movie, enjoy it, and go on with my life, I don't particularly care about being able to watch "behind the scenes" features or recreate the movie theater setting in my own living room with the improved video/sound quality DVD offers (though I do admit that it can be VERY impressive).

 

So until recordable DVD is affordable and I can transfer the 60 or so VHS movies I have in my collection to DVD, I'll just hold on to my VHS tapes (and my money), thank you.

[Guest kkktookmybabyaway]

Star Wars collection

 

Indy Jones collection

 

That's all -- everything else is DVD

[Guest C.H.U.D.]

Star Wars collection

 

Indy Jones collection

 

That's all -- everything else is DVD

I have both of those collections on DVD. Woot! B)