What's in your DVD collection?

NotATameLion

NotATameLion

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I have to admit that I love movies, and anytime I see a movie I really love, I usually get it on DVD. Over the past few years, I've ended up collecting a lot of them.

So I'm curious. What kind of DVDs are in your collection? You can even list them if you want. :D
 
Chronicles of Narnia; LOTR, regular and extended; Star Wars original trilogy; Superman Returns; X-Men trilogy; Fantastic Four 1&2; Sunset Blvd; Casablanca; Stalag 17; Sabrina, old version; I Love Lucy, all seasons; Andy Griffith show, all seasons; a bunch of others. In all there is about 200-300 DVDs in my collection. About 60% of them are from the time period 1930-1960.
 
Hmm let's see...

LWW 2 disc edition
LWW Extended edition
PoTC 1
PoTC 2
Bridge to Terabithia
Corpse Bride
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Merlin
Harry Potter (1-4,going to get the 5th when it comes out)

I believe that was it..
 
NotATameLion said:
So I'm curious. What kind of DVDs are in your collection? You can even list them if you want. :D
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Most of my movies I got off Turner Classic Movies back when i had cable,so I ended up with tons of movies...
Hmmm...TV shows:Little House On the Prairie,Gunsmoke,Bonanza,Dr. Quinn,Medicine Woman,Road to Avonlea,Andy griffith,Leave It To beaver,Father Knows Best,Rawhide,The Waltons,and a few episodes of the Virginian,Cheyenne,and other old shows.:D
Movies:Mostly westerns,war movies,drama,and some comedy,a bit of fantasy,a couple sci-fis...About 300 or so total movies...
If you want a whole list..:pClick my profile,and open my photobucket..I have an icon or banner from almost every movie I've ever seen,and the name written across the top....:p (I watch far too many movies)
 
Shrek 5 Disc Collector's Set
Over the Hedge
Brother Bear
The Lion, the witch and the Wardrobe (Cartoon)
The Lion, the witch and the Wardrobe (Box)
Oliver & Company
Balto
Balto II: Wolf Quest
Vuk
Father of the Pride
Volver
Lady and the Tramp
Cats & Dogs
Scooby Doo 2
Signs
Jamon Jamon
Superman Returns

And more.
 
NarnianofGryffindor said:
About 60% of them are from the time period 1930-1960.
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That sounds like a good collection to me. :D I love old movies, and I don't have nearly as many of them as I'd like to, but I'm slowly getting more.

Here is my list:

Chick Flicks-
Pride and Prejudice (BBC version)
Pride and Prejudice (new version)
Sense and Sensibility
Emma
A Walk to Remember
The Princess Bride
Ever After

Old Movies/Musicals-
The Sound of Music
Mary Poppins
The Wizard of Oz
The Long, Long Trailer
Anchors Aweigh
Singin' in the Rain
Sabrina
Casablanca

Others-
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
The LOTR Trilogy
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
Finding Neverland
Pirates of the Carribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Titanic
The Phantom of the Opera
A Series of Unfortunate Events
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Ella Enchanted
Daddy Day Care
Finding Nemo
Monsters, Inc.

Elvis movies-
Jailhouse Rock
GI Blues
Blue Hawaii
It Happened at the World's Fair
Viva Las Vegas
Roustabout
Harum Scarum
Paradise, Hawaiian Style
Spinout
Easy Come, Easy Go
Double Trouble
Speedway
The Trouble with Girls
Elvis: '68 Comeback
Elvis: That's the Way It Is

I also have all seasons and the one-hour specials of "I Love Lucy," all seasons of "Full House" (except the last one, which comes out tomorrow, I think), the first three seasons of "Gilmore Girls," and a few random DVDs of "The Lucy Show" and "The Andy Griffith Show."

I just love special features on DVDs, like the 2 disc special editions that most DVDs are available in. So a bunch of my movies are those special editions.
 
-All 3 LOTR EE's
-Narnia original movie
-Narnia EE
-Narnia BBC Silver Chair
-Eragon
-Final Fantasy: Advent Children
-Naruto Season 2 & 3 (soon-to-be..I hope)
 
My personal collection has Superman Returns; the very old P& P; A Cinderella Story; Star Wars EP. I, II, & VI; a Double DVD: Caravan of Courage and Battle for Endor (two of the Ewok Star Wars spin Offs); the Old Treasure Island; A TV episode Crime fighters pack (old episodes of Dragnet, Sherlock Holmes, etc.); Christmas Shoes; Zoom; We Are Marshall; The Other Side of Heaven; Glory Road; Rise of the Silver Surfer; and five or six others I never watch.

My Mom's has a collection spanning all Genres, it is massive, taking up two and a half, 7 shelf DVD shelving units.
 
Hmm let's see:

DVD's:
Lord of the Rings, EEs (all three)
Narnia: LWW
Phantom of the Opera
My Fair Lady
A twenty-film collection of John Wayne
Several war movies
A couple war documentaries
The blue and the gray (Civil war movie)
Chicken Run
Black Beauty
Batman Begins
Comedy DVD
Many more that i can't think of now...

VHS:
Stuart Little I and II
The Great Mouse Detective
Swiss Family Robinson
many many more...
 
LotR (all three) extended edition
LWW
Fiddler on the Roof
wildlife ones (tigers mostly)
like I said not many (:p) there's more but I forget...and why buy when you'll only watch them a few times?
 
I see what you mean Elindil...but my library has a terrible selection and their dvd's are in bad shape (scratches, smears...I am fastidious about my dvd's and cd's). So if we find a movie we really like we go ahead and buy it...and they're good for when there's nothing else to do :D
 
Orious_the_Griffin said:
I see what you mean Elindil...but my library has a terrible selection and their dvd's are in bad shape (scratches, smears...I am fastidious about my dvd's and cd's). So if we find a movie we really like we go ahead and buy it...and they're good for when there's nothing else to do :D
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^I know it's going off subject but I like your banner.:D
 
DVDs make up about half of what I watch on TV. Blame the dearth of fresh, clean and educational fare in modern cable land. For this reason I have a DVD cabinet as big as an armoire with enough classic TV episodes, movies, cartoons and documentaries to literally broadcast "Badger TV" 12 hours a day, 7 days a week for several months.

None of it is shameful material that I'd hesitate to show even the youngest members of this forum.

If you are fan of old shows like The Jack Benny Show or The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, you'd love to warm a spot on my couch.
 
Elindil said:
LotR (all three) extended edition
LWW
Fiddler on the Roof
wildlife ones (tigers mostly)
like I said not many (:p) there's more but I forget...and why buy when you'll only watch them a few times?
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I've seen LWW 40 times...so I think I made the right decision when I bought it that day in April..:p LOL
 
Im am not going to write down my entire collection because then I need more than one page :eek:
Here are some:
3 LOTR EE's
3 LOTR theatre version
3 LOTR and theatre version mixed (they were released last year)
4 HP dvd's (the 5th is coming next)
LWW
BBC LWW and Silver chair and Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Happy Feet
Finding nemo
Muppet christmas carol
Muppet in space
Muppets take manhattan
Muppets Wizard of Oz
Muppet treasure island
A very Muppet Christmas Movie
Deep Impact
Finding neverland
POTC I and II
Sleepy Hollow
Sin city
Kill Bill I and II
Merlin I and II
Meet the parents
Titanic
Labyrinth
Dark crystal
Everything is Illuminated
cars
Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
War of the worlds
Constantine
Haunted mansion

Some of my boxes:
Neverending stoy box (original movie included)
X-files season 1, 2, 3 and 4
Charmed season 1
Heroes season 1
Lost season 1 and 2
Ghostbusters I and II
Miami Vice season 1 and 2
Muppet show 1 and 2

I really have a huge collection :eek::eek:
 
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