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I know this isn't typical HN type news, but to me this feels like the true beginning of the end for physical media. I have always loved having the physical mov

by ajdude 3y ago

I know this isn't typical HN type news, but to me this feels like the true beginning of the end for physical media. I have always loved having the physical movies in the best quality that I can receive, VHS, laserdisc, DVD, Blu-ray, and these days 4K blue rays. I still stand that watching a movie in 4K from the UHD disc appears better quality than what I see on streaming. And at the end of the day, if the streaming service decides to pull the movie, I still own a physical copy of it. I have so many laserdiscs and DVDs that just aren't available anywhere.

PaulHoule 3y ago
It’s a great time to be a pirate. It seems silly to me, some people will pay a lot for steelbox editions, more than three months of a streaming service, seems the studio should take their money.
- 8chanAnon 3y ago
  >It’s a great time to be a pirate. Unfortunately, that seems to be the case. The goal is for the masses to own nothing and be happy. The answer is black markets. If Disney won't print the DVDs then somebody else will (with Disney being the loser). The future is bright, lol.