🎬 Matt Damon Reveals Why Movies Suck Nowadays 🎟️

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[ElijahRuelas]

Remember going to Blockbuster and talking to strangers about movies?

It was a beautiful time.

[TobleroneCraft]

I miss video stores. Those were the days. Happy I have those memories.

[marknwoo]

Remembering life before the internet makes me happy that I have those memories.

[goodjuju]

One thing i loved about DVD's were the extra features that came with it, like deleted scenes and extras

[junioriyamyas]

Also bloopers and b.t.s were awesome. I miss dvds

[choosey]

Friday Night! BLOCKBUSTER, PIZZA, Life was good ❤🎉

[ov.l]

I used to work at a Blockbuster and I remember how cool it was to be able to get the first VHS copy of a movie everyone was waiting for. I felt so privilege back then to work in such an awesome place. That was Puertorican privilege.

[lukemendoza]

Blockbuster Video on an early Friday evening was like a cult ritual in my house growing up.

[geraldvalderrama]

Still buy bluray and 4k, physical media is still good imo

[gotdatazz]

We should honestly bring this back. I understand we have easier access to movies through streaming services but the whole experience was amazing especially as a child. I remember my grandma and grandpa used to go to blockbuster buster every weekend and one time she took me with to return some movies for my grandpa. I remember seeing the shelves lined up with dvd cases and it even had a certain smell. It smelled like the plastics wrapped dvd cases throughout the whole store. I seen fantastic four rise of the silver surfer and begged my grandma to rent it for me and she did on top of the movies for her and my grandpa. I remember being so excited to get home and watch the movie. I miss those times

[pickrich]

Facts. Miss Buying tapes and dvd's. Another reason to leave the house

[DawgYa]

The bonus material on DVDs was awesome

[NickDunn-lmqe]

I always liked listening to the DVD commentaries

[PlayermakerBlue]

Back then, the only way you can preview a movie from a DVD is looking at the cover photo and asking the person working there whether is the movie any good. Simple times, and I enjoy the excitement of rushing home to turn on my TV and having absolutely no idea whether the movies I rented are good or bad.

[j-kolh]

There’s a reason all the most watched movies across all streaming platforms were made, pre-streaming platforms.

[Wrcallofduty]

The 80s and the 90s in the early 2000s was peak, VHS and DVD era and I’m glad I grew up in it and enjoyed the mom and Pop video store and blockbuster

[fpromax]

Or maybe don’t pay actors as much? Idk just a thought 💭

[Jeremym]

Movies don’t suck because people no longer buy DVDs, which some people still do some people even still buy digital assets that apparently they don’t even own, which is a fun concept but movie suck because Hollywood hasn’t had original thought in decades and can’t come up with decent content

[YaYa_Seen]

The implication that they make zero revenue from streaming because DVDs are gone is such a joke.

[tylerday]

I loved growing up in the 90s because we had no internet and everything was so much simpler. Miss those days