Last movie purchased? - Powerlevel time.

[Midlife Sperglord]

The real question is how many people still buy movies these days.

For me, it was Pasolini’s Trilogy of Life on BluRay. I regret nothing about it.

 

[Nekromantik]

I buy DvD and BluRay a lot because it's easier to get than find the movies I want to watch to stream. The last thing I remember getting was a box set of Phantasm and Poltergeist the legacy.

 

[Bob Page]

Bought a DVD copy of End of Evangelion at a convention. Those things are rare.

 

[Bread Fetishist]

I think it was Nightmare Before Christmas on DVD.

 

[RG 448]

The Purge movie bundle. I know they’re not great films and the third one is insanely racist but the franchise is a guilty pleasure for me.

 

[Mongolian_CoolRat]

She's The Man
mostly because i saw it super cheap and edatlin happened to reference in his videos a few years ago on the same day i came across it

 

[J A N D E K]

Found a 3 for 1 deal, and took advantage to replace some films that I used to own, but had gone missing, lent out and never returned, etc...

Edward Scissorhands
An American Werewolf in London
Silence of the Lambs

 

[FrickinFrackinFruckin]

The last movie I bought was the 1986 version of The Fly on Blu-ray. I love the old school effects of the film. We need more practical effects and not all this CGI garbage we have today.

 

[Fuckyoudad]

I'm still in the game. My last splurge was on:

The Case of Hana and Alice
Buffalo '66
Evil Dead 2 UHD+2D Steelbook
Rhymes For Young Ghouls
Personal Shopper
The Burbs

 

[Frank D'arbo]

I wouldn't say "Purchase" since I got it for free, technically, (a ton of gift cards I found), and it was the Criterion Collection edition of The Breakfast Club

 

[Frank D'arbo]

I've got a semi related question, which sort of fits with

Bought a DVD copy of End of Evangelion at a convention. Those things are rare.

What's the rarest DVD/VHS/Blu-ray/physical watchable entertainment you know you own?

For me it's probably this Strong Bad Email's 50 Greatest Hits DVD, a Cyanide and Happiness KS bluray, or my Wakfu Kickstarter Blu-Ray (which is the only way to watch the show in HD without Netflix).

 

[Midlife Sperglord]

What's the rarest DVD/VHS/Blu-ray/physical watchable entertainment you know you own?

The Criterion DVDs of Hard Boiled and The Killer.

 

[Fuckyoudad]

I've got a semi related question, which sort of fits with


What's the rarest DVD/VHS/Blu-ray/physical watchable entertainment you know you own?

For me it's probably this Strong Bad Email's 50 Greatest Hits DVD, a Cyanide and Happiness KS bluray, or my Wakfu Kickstarter Blu-Ray (which is the only way to watch the show in HD without Netflix).

I dunno for sure I don't pay enough attention to the going rates. It's possibly some OOP Japanese set stuffed in a closet somewhere but off the top my head I know my sealed Melancholia DVDPrime Blu goes for a stupid amount on ebay when it pops up.

 

[Panty Shroom]

Coco. I'd been meaning to watch it for a while.

 

[KO 864]

A two pack of the Miracle on 34th Street movies, though a month or so ago I spent 200 dollàrs at CEX. Found some great gems like the entire 60s Batman series, a 5 pack of good Hitchcock movie (The Birds, Psycho, Vertigo, The Rope, Rear Window), Being John Malkovich and The Big Lebowski in a weird two pack, and Hot Fuzz. CEX is the greatest if you've got 2 hours to browse through everything.

 

[Midlife Sperglord]

I raided the Criterion BluRay section of a local used media shop just now. I picked up Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, The Fantastic Mr. Fox and The 400 Blows. All of them great movies, but not when watched together.

 

[ATaxingWoman]

The collectors' edition of Night is Short, Walk on Girl, which I purchased in late September this year. I never thought I would find myself buying an anime film, but I just couldn't help myself when I saw it.

The second-to-last time I bought films, I purchased the following movies:
After the Storm
Bad Education
The Chinese Botanist's Daughter
Heartbeats
The Magdalen Sisters
The Salesman
The Villainess

 

[Judge Holden]

Zombie Flesh Eaters special steelbook edition about 6 years ago.

 

[Guts Gets Some]

Director's Cut with Penn Jillette.

It looks insane, I had to buy it.

 

[kidatari]

the last movie I bought was on DVD and a obscure one at that and only from Ebay
The Deli from 1997

basically the film is comedy and about a Deli with unique great characters from the employees, to the customers to even the mob. Think filmed in the suburbs or Jersey or New York. Film is similar to, Trees Lounge of 1996
Saw it by chance in the late 90s, always loved it and took me years to track down the film only on DVD and for a fair price.
and I only bought it cause I can't find a free download

but also have two more on my buy list, also no free downloads and obscure
The Last Big Thing from 1996
Gretchen from 2006