re: Best Buy to stop selling DVD's in 2024

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Pete Davidson, bought up a bunch of VHS.
We are coming up on 20 years since last made(2006). I can't believe I'm saying Pete Davidson is making a smart move. But, he's probably onto something.

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I've bought a bunch rarer older ones that are still sealed and had them graded (like grading sports cards). Getting more and more popular and they are starting to sell for big bucks. Goldin and Heritage auctions sell the higher end ones. It'll never be a huge market but it's a serious nostalgia thing. People grow up and get money and want to buy nice things from their younger days.

It people that are holding on to their old opened ones of random movies or think having a sealed copy of Fox and the Hound is worth hundreds that crack me up.

I don't think DVD's will ever have the market except for limited print stuff that is still sealed, and that'll be years from now.

I remember OML saying on here one time that he had thousands of DVDs and all I could think of is how worthless all that is (not that I haven't bought worthless stuff) unless you have a movie that is banned seeing as you can watch pretty much any movie you ever want on streaming for a couple bucks.