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But for what? People have nostalgia for physical video stores, not the Blockbuster brand.
by vlunkr 4y ago
But for what? People have nostalgia for physical video stores, not the Blockbuster brand.
- dylan604 4y agowhen it comes to wasting an incalculable amount of time trying to decide/find something to watch, doing it in the inner aisles of a blockbuster felt a lot more productive than scanning the myriad carousels of links in the streaming UIs of today. hell, you probably could get a nice credit on your daily step count from the pacing through the stacks
- joering2 4y ago- or meet your future wife and have 3 kids. the beauty of Blockbuster was actual a social part - I knew each employee and we always chat about movies he recommended. Every employee also happened to know single movie and watched it many times, probably. You could tell these people were movie maniacs. I miss those days. Click on Netflix never-ending list with recommendation of movies from 20 years ago won't do it.