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Anyone know of a good place one can buy blu rays and DVDs for a good price that has a good selection? I’m talking new if possible but great condition used work

Anyone know of a good place one can buy blu rays and DVDs for a good price that has a good selection? I’m talking new if possible but great condition used works too. I like buying complete seasons of shows and I hate having to scour for them Amazon is surprisingly not great alot of the time. I’m trying to build up some physical media collection for shows I enjoy over and over

bobsmooth 3y ago
Ebay?
harrisonjackson 3y ago
Movie Trading Company - https://movietradingcompany.com/ https://movietradingcompany.com/ IRL if you can - they're awesome. The one in Dallas is huge. Like a gamestop for dvds but the size of a warehouse. It is pretty close to a Half-priced books, same concept but books, and hitting the two of them back to back is a fun way to spend a day.
kornork 3y ago
I know you said buy - but the public library has a good collection (at least where I live).
- drewcoo 3y ago
  I miss the Seattle Public Library! I COVID-moved out here to Dogpatch with the DPL's tiny permanent collection and 3 InterLibrary Loan requests at a time. It makes me want to be a hoarder.
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benj111 3y ago
I've found charity shops good for DVDs and CDs, if only because every so often someone with the same taste gets rid of their collection so you end up with a little cache of "you may also like" but created by an actual human.
chiph 3y ago
The local used-media store (2nd & Charles) isn't buying right now because they have cartons of DVDs/Blurays in their back room and no more space for more. So they ought to be willing to discount. I've never gotten a bad disc from them. https://www.2ndandcharles.com/movies-video-games-more-dvd-blu-ray-video https://www.2ndandcharles.com/movies-video-games-more-dvd-bl...
mcshicks 3y ago
I haven't gone in a long time but I used to like buying DVDs at Bookoff. Its a japanese second hand shop but they had a good selection of English language dvds and cds. It looks like they only have locations in Southern California and New York.

bobsmooth 3y ago

Ebay?

harrisonjackson 3y ago

Movie Trading Company - https://movietradingcompany.com/ https://movietradingcompany.com/ IRL if you can - they're awesome. The one in Dallas is huge. Like a gamestop for dvds but the size of a warehouse. It is pretty close to a Half-priced books, same concept but books, and hitting the two of them back to back is a fun way to spend a day.

kornork 3y ago

I know you said buy - but the public library has a good collection (at least where I live).

drewcoo 3y ago
I miss the Seattle Public Library! I COVID-moved out here to Dogpatch with the DPL's tiny permanent collection and 3 InterLibrary Loan requests at a time. It makes me want to be a hoarder.

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benj111 3y ago

I've found charity shops good for DVDs and CDs, if only because every so often someone with the same taste gets rid of their collection so you end up with a little cache of "you may also like" but created by an actual human.

chiph 3y ago

The local used-media store (2nd & Charles) isn't buying right now because they have cartons of DVDs/Blurays in their back room and no more space for more. So they ought to be willing to discount. I've never gotten a bad disc from them. https://www.2ndandcharles.com/movies-video-games-more-dvd-blu-ray-video https://www.2ndandcharles.com/movies-video-games-more-dvd-bl...

mcshicks 3y ago

I haven't gone in a long time but I used to like buying DVDs at Bookoff. Its a japanese second hand shop but they had a good selection of English language dvds and cds. It looks like they only have locations in Southern California and New York.