/tv/ - We are in a golden age renaissance of physical med - Television & Film

Anonymous

06/26/26(Fri)17:10:29 No.221379588

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Anonymous 06/26/26(Fri)17:10:29 No.221379588 Archived

We are in a golden age renaissance of physical media. These things will all be worth a fortune in the future.

Anonymous
06/26/26(Fri)17:14:11 No.221379645

Anonymous 06/26/26(Fri)17:14:11 No.221379645

>>221379588
Doubt.

Anonymous
06/26/26(Fri)17:20:37 No.221379735

Anonymous 06/26/26(Fri)17:20:37 No.221379735

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>climb ladder at top of stairs to reach kino
>choice: American Sniper
>slip

Anonymous
06/26/26(Fri)17:47:49 No.221380138

Anonymous 06/26/26(Fri)17:47:49 No.221380138

collectively those zillion DVDs are probably worth like $500. he may as well have flushed his money down the toilet

Anonymous
06/26/26(Fri)17:58:40 No.221380302

Anonymous 06/26/26(Fri)17:58:40 No.221380302

>>221380138
I just offloaded 50 discs to Half Price Books, along with a bunch of books, some comics and random comics-related toys, maybe a dozen or so audio CDs. They gave me $50. Wasn't even worth the time it took me to box them all up, drive there and wait for them to appraise. Ten years ago I would have walked out of there with $175+. Even though today they charge 2x for DVDs 10 yrs ago. Should've just dropped it off at the thrift store. That way, at least whomever wanted to buy them would get them for cheaper.

Anonymous
06/26/26(Fri)18:06:10 No.221380418

Anonymous 06/26/26(Fri)18:06:10 No.221380418

>>221379588
On the rare chance it happens, you'd be long dead.