5 TIPS TO GET THE BEST DEALS ON BLU-RAYS FOR YOUR COLLECTION

I want to share 5 tips I have found from all my years of movie collecting that will help make sure you are always getting the best deals on 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD purchases. Follow these tips and you will stay under budget, and overjoyed with your collection.

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[zforcenow]

New movie collector here. Ready to build my library

[VeRTiGo]

Common sense doesn't hurt!! Used is definitely a way to find older catalog titles. Thrift shops, pawning, ..there are TONS of ways to build a great collection without killing yourself financially. Your 5 tips are so spot on!! We're all in this together guys (and gals)..to enjoy movies. It should NEVER be about who has more than me, who spent more $ than me...it's what YOU like!!! Props to the

[markmitchell]

I really liked the comment about buy what you really want not what somebody else got a deal on...

[OnlineAldo]

I appreciate a hobbyist who looks out for others trying to get into the hobby. Thanks for the vid

[popey]

Second Charles is a great place to buy movies. Great video.

[michaelwright]

I always utilize Best Buy’s Black Friday deals to fill the holes in my collection. I got Blade, Quiet Place, John Wick 2&3 and Godzilla vs Kong for $36! If you just hold out and are patient, you’ll eventually find a good deal on almost anything.

[JakeKaufmanFilms]

Doing the lords work per usual. You sharing the treasure trove of Hamilton Books was a game changer.

[SamLovesMovies]

I do *occasionally* blind buy a movie purely because of something such as "I really liked the artwork on the packaging" or "it was on sale" or such, BUT I will still only do that if there is at least *something* about the movie that gives me at least SOME kind of clue or sign that I will probably get some kind of enjoyment at least. For example, I liked the director's other films, or I really like that particular genre, or I've heard people saying great things about it or such.

[martianwoodpecker]

I've added a lot of titles to my collection from pawn shops. There's a lot of garbage to wade through, but when you find something you want its almost always a good price. A good place to find out of print titles too.

[ocampo]

I just purchased Dune (2021), The King's Man and the new Matrix all on 4K w/ slipcovers on eBay and saved around $30. I usually shop at my local Best Buy but the savings made a difference. Plus, I know my purchases are coming with slipcovers which is important to me. Thank you for the review.

[mind-of-neo]

Collecting is super fun, but it can easily go from a very rewarding passtime of slowly accumulating more and more goodies, to an obsessive agony to 'complete' the collection. but just remember, there is almost no such thing as a complete collection of anything

[aaronclick]

Regarding tip #5, I think many 4K collectors buy movies JUST to show off their home theater, even when the movies themselves aren’t very good, and the collectors don’t necessarily like the movies. I would never buy a movie SOLELY for its demo worthiness-it also has to be a movie that I like, that I enjoy watching. If it also happens to be top-tier in showing off the visuals and the sound, then that’s just icing on the cake.

[optimusgotslimed]

My local library has the best selection to rent been using this method for year's on top of thrifting.

[illmatic]

Buying things just because you see them in someone's collection is a tough one lol, for the longest I wanted the VS Amityville House Boxset, then realized, I ain't ever gonna watch Amityville 4 5 or 6😅😅

[devonbrooks]

Great tips Jeff, I think another big tip for collectors is just to be patient. Wait for the new release prices to go down. I could of saved so much money and not buy right on the release date.

[rustyshackleford]

If you live in Tennessee or are ever passing through there's a chain of stores called McKay's. There's only a few of them but they're huge warehouses full of movies, books, music, and games. It's all second hand merch so you can get really great deals and when you trade things in to them they actually give you a good amount of store credit. They're great.

[xboxnameQuest]

A pawn shop in Philly is doing away with Bluray movies. I was able to work out a deal and got 50 movies for $100

[CoinOpTV]

Thanks Jeff for the tips -- I placed my first Deep Discount order yesterday for Godfather 4K and used the new user 10% code.... .Hope they do well on package and everything!

[hxhdfjifzirstc]

My quick tips are Ebay and local pawn shops/used stores. You can usually find decent blu-rays for a few bucks each. Used stores typically have some kind of deal like buy 3, get one free. I would much rather pay about $4 for a used bluray than $20 for a new one, because there's not much value in the case being 'new'. I'm not the type of person that watches movies over and over.

[boomieboo]

Great tips for OA sellers and collectors alike. Thanks so much for sharing!