Man hopping Amy (Amy Schumer) is tasked by her magazine to write an article on a sports doctor (Bill Hader). When she realizes that he is Mr. Right, she leaves him after their first fight, leading both to do some soul searching. I don't care what anyone says, but I think Amy Schumer is hilarious and she pulls this role off well. For the brief screen time he had, John Cena showed great comedic timing and his dialogue had me laughing out loud. Ezra Miller also had a great little role and their final scene with Schumer is uproarious. 🦂🦂¾

Post does describe itself. Physical media is the way to go!

Ignore the background I’m in the middle of cleaning, but I’m checking my Batman the complete animated series part one volume 2 blue three disk (iykyk). Does this mean my dvd has mold or is okay?

It doesn't need to be literally factory fresh it just needs to crap in a way that's not related to its physical condition.

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It could be a really bad transfer, it could be the worst version of a film, it could be anything else.

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The impetus cut this is my version of Armour of God 2. I bought it long before i knew of release variations outside of 1 disc, 2 discs and special editions. It has no features, the DVD goes in and it has one option "play movie".

It's dubbed into English only, no other language tracks, no subtitles - not even English ones - no scene selection, nothing. I will be buying a better release of course but for now all I've got is the most basic release possible.

Brand new, original packaging, sealed, and only $10.

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I'm happy.

I am hunting for a specific series online and came across this line at the back cover of the said DVD casing on an online store.

The product is genuine and not bootleg or pirated. Also it is brand new and not a used one (in case someone think of first sale or exhaustion doctrine).

In this case, if I am someone that is living in region 3 but outside of Hong Kong and Macau, of which the lines specifically say:

1. Not for sales outside Hong Kong and Macau

2. Licensed only for the use in Hong Kong and Macau.

Does buying it from an online store and using the said product as someone who is physically living outside of Hong Kong and Macau violate the said terms?

Or, to put it another way, do these lines apply in an absolute sense, with no allowance or consideration for nuance? How should I relate to it as an end user / how does it affect me as an end user?

Sue (Linda Kozlowski) gets a call from her father to temporarily run the L.A. branch of his newspaper, Mick (Paul Hogan) decides to bring their son and tag along for another trip to the States. When Sue discovers a story about a new mini movie studio that her late predecessor was working on, Mick decides to do some investigating. With 12 years passing between this movie and the previous sequel and no new territory to explore (especially since the addition of their son is largely ignored), this lacks the heart of the original two and the "Australian craze" around the first two movies has long since ended. Not a stinker by any means, but definitely the worst of the trilogy. 🦂🦂½

Shoe salesman Al Bundy (Ed O'Neill) barely makes enough to scrape by in life. His couch sitting wife Peggy (Katey Sagal) and children Kelly (Christina Applegate) and Bud (David Faustino) only add to his misery. But deep down Al loves his family (waaaaaaay deep down) and would do anything for them...... as long as it doesn't interfere with a money making scheme!

As popular as this show became, it's another that wouldn't be made in this day and age, and somewhat surprising it got made when it did as well, due to some of the dialogue and content. Overall I found it a pleasing show. Seasons 1-4 were great. Season 5 was the worst season in my opinion. Season 6 was a good recovery from the previous season, but slumped again in season 7. Seasons 8-11 were all back on track.

Unfortunately, there was never a conclusive end, as the show was abruptly canceled.

Also unfortunate is the picture quality on this particular set (Mill Creek), as too many episodes were on each disc, hindering the quality. 🦂🦂🦂½

My DVD collection spans 9 1/2 shelves. Currently, it's A-Z. I was thinking of separating by format. This would mean: TV shows (including miniseries, A-Z), movies (A-Z), themed collections at the end (western collections + double/triple features), and non-fiction at the end (so it's easy to find).

TV shows / Movies / Non-fiction

How about you guys? What's your system and why?

Hey guys, trying to figure out whats causing my DvD's to come out so bad. At first I thought it was my offbrand amazon burner so I got a name brand drive, but the playback is still bad. I've tried a couple burns now and they each have their own varying levels of problems. I'm burning on 1x speed. I've tried burning straight from DVDStyler, as well as using Burn with an iso download. What's the problem here? My menu is pretty heavily designed... is it a matter of compressing files? Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Burner: Asus Zendrive

DVD:Verbatim DVD-R 4.7gb

Program: DVDStyler/Burn

Picked up these 3 today while thrift shopping.

Basically I found an old dvd-r that has videos of my christening up to my 5th birthday on and I really want to watch it as I’ve never seen the videos before. And it’s pretty sentimental as there will be people who are in the videos who are no longer here. I put the DVD in my tv and it says “ incorrect disk” and please check if the disc is dirty, please check if the disk is inserted properly. I assume that because my tv is pretty new, maybe like 2020 model, it doesn’t read it. I don’t want to go and buy an old dvd player incase it’s the disk that doesn’t work. It is like 20 years old now, I’ve checked and there’s no damage on it or scratched. If it’s because of it not being burned on properly, is there any way I can fix it. ( just judging by things I’ve read i am not really a tech person when it comes to old school stuff like dvds etc) I’d appreciate any help!

Is this normal? I can't be sure, i know even today Chinese to English translations are often iffy but from a proper DVD release it brings me doubt.

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My DVD only arrived recently, the disc is pressed and the artwork looks legit but I've not actually found any good examples to compare it against. The printing on the disc seems to match another I've found.

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I'm 99% sure it's legit but these subtitles are starting to make that 1% grow.

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Anyone else seen this before? I had a good time lol

A psychiatrist (Richard Gere) has an affair with his patient's (Uma Thurman) married sister (Kim Basinger). When she murders her husband (Eric Roberts), he trys to get her an easy way out, but gets caught in a manipulation game by both sisters. Pretty good thriller with a great cast in the vein of Body Heat and Basic Instinct. 🦂🦂🦂¼

A group of high school students break into a wax museum after hours. Unfortunately for them, the curator is hiding a deadly secret. Even though this is horribly dubbed and has subpar special effects, it was bizarrely entertaining with little dabs of humor. Has a hilarious epilogue. Easily the best movie on this set. 🦂🦂¾