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Amazon also has the 5-film collection for sale. So I guess the 3-movie deal is good if you've never seen them but I think for collectability, it will probably be better to wait for a 6-movie collection since the last movie just came out.
Blu Ray should be standard these days. Making DVDs is like continuing to make VHS simply because grandparents have only a VHS player in 2026.
I'm fairly certain Blu Ray is standard today. Do you see any indications that it is not?
Inexpensive DVD or VHS versions of a movie accommodate a small percentage of users who are likely lower income. Are you opposed to this? It doesn't appear to impact the availability of higher quality versions of the same movie. I have to side with the movie studios on this one.
This sounds very "pro consumer" to me. Especially for a large company in 2026.
DVDs are said to be more fragile and have a shorter shelf life. Plus, users are more likely to double-dip and purchase a higher quality copy later if they purchase a DVD version of a movie. An argument could be made that this is worse for the environment. But it does seem that offering DVD-only copies benefits both the studios and the consumers.
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Inexpensive DVD or VHS versions of a movie accommodate a small percentage of users who are likely lower income. Are you opposed to this? It doesn't appear to impact the availability of higher quality versions of the same movie. I have to side with the movie studios on this one.
This sounds very "pro consumer" to me. Especially for a large company in 2026.
DVDs are said to be more fragile and have a shorter shelf life. Plus, users are more likely to double-dip and purchase a higher quality copy later if they purchase a DVD version of a movie. An argument could be made that this is worse for the environment. But it does seem that offering DVD-only copies benefits both the studios and the consumers.
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