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"A large portion of my identity is consuming product. My few joys in life are consuming product. My memories are tied to consuming product. Why have they made it harder for me to consume product?!"

Physical copies of movies have their downsides too, namely unskippable crap before menus, or the constantly evolving copy-protection.

Ever buy a movie that won't work on all of your disc drives? Infuriating. Punishing the consumer is one of the main reasons people pirate. Thankfully, nothing is worth watching anymore.

I burned all the movies I ever liked and have a nice collection. If you didn't prepare before now then good luck.

I've been trying to get a movie called Wasting Away for years. I saw it around 2010 and pirated it, but lost my entire disc folder in 2014 due to a bad housemate. I was looking for it again only to find out RARBG went down, which is the only place I was able to find the complete series if Kevin Spencer a few years back. I found it streaming on 1 site but the page made all these tricks to prevent even finding what the source if the stream was so I couldn't use a downloader tool. I find out that it has an alternate name, Aaah! Zombies!, and I finally find a good copy in a decent resolution - I look for 1080p files that are at least 1.5GB and guess what this was - but there were only 2 seeders and they wouldn't connect to either Transmission nor Deluge. Imagine my surprise as I am downloading Windows 7 and 8.1 to try to install them on Chromebook (I guess I have to find the USB and SD card reader drivers) and I see that it downloaded just a few days ago.

They want absolutely all media before ie 2020 to not be searchable anymore and only show up as their post 2020 remake if you search for it.

My local department store shrunk the book section. DVDs are still on sale, not as many as there used to be though.

I browse secondhand and charity shops for old DVDs. Some you can get for 50 cents if they're having a sale.

The discs had the commentary option. I actually listened to them - there was good info in there. I wish there was a streaming service that offered commentary audio option.
I have a stack of discs ready to go. Finding a player is another problem.