Disney+ Will Be The Death Of Physical Media
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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Muzzammil Shaik - I made a decision to stop my physical collection of MCU movies at Phase 3's end. Now Disney+ released exclusive deleted scenes from Endgame that were not on Blu Ray. With that said, to keep physical media "alive", should Disney incentivize based on exclusive content that the physical could provide vs. Disney+? Thanks and I have spoken!
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I know this whole thing is inevitable but I'm surprised you people are so positive about this. You will never own that stuff. Disney can wake up and decide to remove content and you have no control over that. You have too much faith in a corporation. With physical media, I actually own my blurays and Disney can't come to my house to take them and Disney can't jack up the price of what I own. If I went jobless today, I still have my stuff. How will you keep paying for it if you can't afford to anymore or if Disney jacks up the price?
Subscription is not consumer friendly. It's inevitable but I am baffled by your positivity.
Finally, someone said it!! I’d rather pay for the movie once and own it for life, then have to pay Disney for the rest of my life to keep it!
Mel Man who cares it’s clutter and worthless
"You will never own that stuff". I mean you said it yourself. It's Disney's to own because it's their product, they made it. Just like Netflix originals, it's theirs to decide how long you'll be able to consume it until they provide something else to put on their platform. You can't buy all the Netflix original shows and movies on DVD so it's basically the same thing. They just decide how long you'll be able to consume it.
It's sad to see people fail to understand this. For the price of one bluray disk, you can get a whole month of Disney+! The content is getting democratized for more people, before the only way you would get to watch 100s of movies is if you were rich, literally no one could watch the amount of content we watch now. Today all you need is 7 dollars per month to enjoy one of the most vast libraries of content in the whole world. So you make the choice, buy a couple of movies to rewatch hundreds of times until you have money to buy more or pay the price of one physical disk per month to have more content than you could ever physically own or buy.
@@sweetexorcist7322 you don't sound very organised. It's only clutter if you are disorganised.
“What do I need to collect them for” umm so u can watch them without WiFi or having to pay a subscription fee
quiet man you can also download them on your phone or tablet as for paying the subscription fee well I actually will save more money in a year vs me paying $29.99 or more for 4K blu ray, and I get more movies to watch. Everyone has internet these days the same way everyone has a phone. I even seen homeless people with phones.
If you buy one Blu-Ray a month, you’re spending about the same price for two streaming services per month which will give you thousands of 4K movies and shows.
@Rob Hunter Something to consider, is the fact that a lot of people watch TV shows. And the combination of TV Channels for shows and BluRay's for movies is becoming less the norm, each year, because streaming services are becoming more and more appealing to most people, compared to classic Television.
I mean, how expensive is it to own entire seasons on BluRay? Streaming services cover both movies and shows, for an price that physical media can't be compared with. And for the high quality shows produced by Netflix, Disney+, etc. there is no alternative in most cases.
@@FunnyTummyART well then enjoy watching 5 movies and 1 season of a TV show per year lmao
@@damyr55 I've seen some single seasons on blu ray for a show go for around 20 euro
Damnit robert you were the chosen one. It was said that you would save blue rays not destroy them
Come back to this conversation in a year. See how these guys feel about Disney+ then.
I still gonna buy physical, I just love having it
Peter Mad Amen
@@moystbrownie Hallelujah
Same man
Same. Physical has bonus features like making of the movie, deleted scenes, etc.
Amen.
Meh, Disney is the death of a lot of things. Hard copies isnt one of them.
wildevil yes it is
Ha
Not if I have to wait 2 years to watch a mcu movie,that came out 5 months ago, I'll just buy the movie on Vudu the day it's released
@@dr5911 That makes no sense.
Nope not a fan of everything going digital. I tried it with my books with the Amazon Kindle and everything was going good for a while. Until it crashed and I lost dozens of books I paid for. Having a physical copy may it be books or movies, is yours that can't be taken away because of a system crash. I will be buying physical copies of both until I can't anymore.
@Latisha.
Don't be silly with your lies. You don't lose digital books on Amazon because of a system/software crash. Purchases are always in your account to re-download. A friend of mine lost their Kindle once and purchased a new one. Signed into his account and re-downloaded his books. Done!
Unfortunately that was not my experience, I have low tolerance and a quick temper. Perhaps I could have retrieved my books as well but the fact that I lost my items and was told they were gone frustrated me to the point where I didn't want to deal with it anymore. I don't appreciate being called a liar by someone who does not ish about my situation.
@@latishabuckner8231
Then don't tell lies on RUclips about losing all your digital books. Like I said, you didn't lose them. You just didn't bother to find out how to retrieve them.
My point is that, with physical copies that is not a problem. I didn't jump through hoops to retrieve them no, as far as I am concerned they were lost that's my truth. Who is going to call customer service everytime they want to go back and look at an old book. Which is what I was having to do.
@@latishabuckner8231 You don't have to call customer service. Login to your Amazon account and you can find the digital copies of the books sitting there, ready for download on any device. Download Kindle app on your phone or other device and the books will be sitting there automatically.
This will only encourage a massive resurgence in piracy.
@@Optimus-Prime-Rib do you help out with other people to get the content for free via ripping your BD?
@Adiffkindofswag
*_I KNOW..._* right...?! 🏴☠️
@@Dave102693 don't steal. Support your favorite movies
@@jayrdee8542 lol it's not even that expensive if you buy all the movies you want each black Friday if they really want to save money and watch the best possible version of it. With how cheap a lot of the movies are around that time. There's no reason why people can't support their favorite movies. Really the only people that have a right to pirate movies are people that are in the military cause sometimes they really don't have a choice and don't know when they'll come back home.
I got Disney+ yesterday but I’m still going to collect Blu-Rays regardless. I personally don’t think physical media will go away. Especially with the amount of stuff Disney has including their Disney Signature Collection which they’re still planning to release their classics on Blu Rays. Disney’s not going to stop selling physical media. Plus it’s nice to have a physical copy in case Disney+ or Netflix has any issues
Same Here.
Funny thing is North America is the main Market that is turning their back on physical media. Europe is not going as fast as North America and Japan loves physical media ❤ .
@@gokusondbz Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia (outside of Japan) also probably prefer physical media over digital media in due to Internet speeds in being utter crap in many places in those regions of the world.
I'll support physical media until it dies or I die. I'd much rather have a physical movie that I own instead of essentially licensing a copy digitally. Piss on that.
Same here!
Physical media means you own it. Digital means you are renting for a longtime.
One fact about physical media is that you don't always need internet connection or a computer.
It won't. Think about it it... There's going to be 5-20 streaming services. People are going to end up paying more for them than they originally did for cable if they want to watch their favourite shows/movies. People will soon see that it cheaper to just buy the physical copy. Plus, physical media will always have better video quality. 4k streaming isn't true 4k, it's compressed and upscalled 4k. A disc will always be able to provide higher quality.
Both formats will do well but physical media will not die.
Also, go watch 4k streaming content in dark lit scenes and look at the quality then watch the same scene on a 4k disc, you'll see the quality difference.
Does Disney plus hurt physical media? Well it doesn't exactly help it but it certainly won't be the death of it.
Exactly. How long before we are right back to the old TV days where you need 5+ of these streaming services to get everything you want and paying $100+ a month again? As soon as the prices for all these streaming go up, people will latch on to physical again.
you really think people will pay for the physical media version of all the movies and tv shows that they wanna watch? there are things called pirating sites, that's where people will go. these sites, guess what? they are NOT on physical media either.
@@LukeT84 dude that game of thrones long night episode in season 8. It was already dark as fuck, having it streamed doesnt help one bit. Im gonna get the 4k HDR edition just so I can see wtf was going on for half of that episode.
@@frontlineatni No... but you *_can_* copy/burn them to physical media once you have downloaded them to your computer, smartphone, tablet, etc.
I highly doubt Physical Media will die any time soon. I personally love getting Physical Media of Films, TV Shows and Games as it's fun to have something you physically own and not only that, but it's fun if you can get someone famous to sign it.
I also think a lot of people forget that if you want to watch/stream a movie or show, what would you do if your Internet went down?
Only thing is you don't need a constant internet connection, the content can be downloaded and watched offline.
Matt Thornton well in this day of age if the internet goes down its for 30-2 hours at the worst but what happens if you lose a disc and even if you like that a lot of people don’t and the stats show it is dying
Matt Thornton your delusional lol
Who doesn’t have internet lol
Sweetexorcist7 • I haven’t had personal internet in four years. Not everyone has internet at home.
I don't like that. I really like having physical dvd copy of my favorite movies. Disney + isn't even available on my tv. kinda sucks
Preach!!! I've always loved having physical copies of my favorite movies. I'm not gonna stop collecting lol.
I’ll tell you what Disney+ hasn’t eliminated. My Star Wars original trilogy special edition what includes the original theatrical cut. That will remain the only version of Star Wars I will watch for as long as it is possible.
I'm with you on this one, although I gotta say I do watch special edition empire. Personal opinion but I think it was a slight improvement.
@@philltolkien5082 I agree. Great cityscapes, beautiful color palette,keeps the charm of the trilogy and it looks great.
No, it won't be the death of physical media, because it does not guarantee that you'll always have access to the content in its library.
Thanks that is what i think
I agree
Remember when physical media is final gone watch the price of content Start to go up .
It will happen regardless of what people say. (When something hard to get it always becomes valuable.)
Sticking with physical media. Love owning them and is always a talking point for my friends when they come over cause they aren't collectors
I'll say this.. one of the reason I like physical media is quality. If the streaming services can offer me lossless audio and higher bitrate or downloads I'm down for it
Even physical media is compressed. They just use higher bitrates than streaming services do. Maybe we'll be able to stream Blu-ray quality video in 5-10 years.
DeShaun Young not good enough of a reason to keep all that clutter
Juan Garcia That’s not exactly true. Physical media is compressed but uses a variable bit rate, so scenes with more action can use more space and not look as compressed. Streaming services on the other hand use a constant (or adaptive) bit rate, where the amount of data is the same no matter what is happening onscreen. So in high action scenes, they will appear more compressed.
No. I want to keep my DVD’s. ☹️
It’s just become a more niche market
Physical media will never die and will never go away never 💯
Streaming in 4K can barely compete with 1080P Blu-Ray. 4K Blu-Ray is just on another level.
I mostly collect physical media for collection purposes. I have a bunch of blu-rays that I haven't even watched yet.
Also, licence agreements come and go, so some content that is available on Disney+ now, won't be in future, as can be seen with Netflix. One reason to keep physical media, even if it does die.
Physical Media will not go away 👍
Roberts gonna regret sellin every blu-ray he has.
boltonlad18 He didn’t even say he was selling his Blu-rays! He said he was selling most of his laserdiscs. Here’s a hint, Robert: If you’re just now getting rid of physical media from THREE GENERATIONS AGO, then physical media isn’t really dying.
I prefer physical media. The quality is so much better
And what about when Disney puts all the films they want to remake in a vault and make certain films unavailable? What about when they make edits and alterations and we lose the film as it was intended? Then what? What about the JOBS created by having manufacturing jobs for people or the artists who have JOBS putting together the art for these media packages?
Physical media will never go away will never die I like to buy blu ray movies and 4k movies I think the physical media is better because you can see when ever you want when you want to see it I will never stop buying blu ray movies and 4k movies 💯
I still have all my VHS tapes.
Same Here 👋 .
@@gokusondbz dual player with blu ray is all hooked up to my flat screen.
@@rmjmoviereviews6876 actually I still have the VHS special edition of Lion King. With that bonus song that's not available on the Blu-ray or digital versions lol.
The only VHS tapes I have is Spider-Man 1 and a few WWF tapes from the Attitude Era.
@@ericdxfan511 I still have WCW VHS lol.
I prefer physical media over digital media because if your internet goes down how are you gonna watch Netflix or Disney+ or watch that movie you downloaded
I collect steelbooks and blu rays so I’m still going to get them
My problem with Physical media is that it keeps changes. I had a huge VCR collection which became obsolete, So I had to replace them all with DVD's, then there was Blue Ray and now they have all been updated to 4k, so it gets costly always having to update your collection to whatever the newest product is
Physical media is not dying, it still has marketshare. Maybe it's just more for collectors in the future but still, picture quality will be better always on physicalmedia.
LMFAO people are already SICK of all this Steaming services, there at just to many!!!!!
Do you think Disney Plus will not get many subscribers?
Modern Disney is like the blob. Rolling along, absorbing anything creative it finds, and turning it into its own brand of cinematic oatmeal.
The reason I buy physical media is because I go to a lot of places where there is no internet connection. For instance, my mom lives in the middle of nowhere where she cannot get internet. I also do a lot of traveling, and I am often in places with no internet service and want to watch a movie on my laptop. That is why I will always buy physical media. But I also have Disney+
Cool
i'm fairly rural its not uncommon to have power outages for 5+ days at a time , i love physical media, i still have a crt for VHS tapes but its over, disney just killed it. i haven't bought a DVD or bluray in almost 2 years now already, i just want to know where the ewok movies are
I bought the first avengers movie on bluray when it came out because I thought it was so cool. It came with a ultraviolet digital copy. I opened it and watched it once, set it on the shelf and it has been collecting dust since then. It's still in the same spot... As for the ultraviolet copy, i just downloaded it and left it on my device, wasting storage space, never watched it again...
Plenty of movies in my collection are not on a streaming site.
Audio and visual is always better on Blu ray than digital download.
I can't do streaming. Sorry. I need to continue to collect dvds and this makes me worry and upset.
Read the comments. Disks aren't going anywhere.
Physical media will always exist. It will just become more of a collector's, boutique market like vinyl is now.
I still have Debbie Does Dallas on VHS. The machine needs a good thump to play it now thou, heck who needs streaming services
To me my 4k blu rays look better than streaming movies.
What are you going to do with no internet?
What if your downloads get corrupted?
I still purchase the physical copies for my collection of films. There's something special about having the physical media in your possession with the artwork, the synopsis on the back, and having your own library in the strictest sense. My future plan is to have my children inherit my collection at some point. Until the death of physical copies happen I'll continue purchasing the actual physical copies of the film or shows.
I dont think physical media will die completely I think it will just become more niche with an emphasis on special edition's and collectors editions, there are too many people that enjoy collecting physical media for it to go away completely I think there will definitely be a market for it. I do agree that maybe disney and big companys may in a few years stop releasing DVD/BLURAYS and will instead release movies on streaming but I do think physical media will still be around for many many years to come.
Disney Plus can only hurt Disney physical media sales. The streaming services put together can't compete with real physical media collections. Streaming services are supplementary to a movie collection and not a replacement for it. Having said that, I would not buy most of the material that I stream. Physical media is for classics and not some documentary you stream only once.
Physical media isn't going anywhere?? It's here to stay! Just look at all the Blu-ray/DVD boutique labels that keep sprouting up releasing great editions of movies and TV shows. Seriously, the only way physical media will totally die is when there is only One, count em,.. One, single entity where you can Stream/Download everything for a single monthly payment, a kind of one-stop shop. Otherwise, nobody can afford to have Netflix, Amazon Prime,, Apple TV e.t.c as well as your music subscriptions to the likes of Spotify. People will get fed-up with that.
Except with physical you actually own something. And you only pay once. And you can resell it. That's why I prefer physical always. What I hate about these digital services is you throw money away down an endless pit for years and years and you own nothing, and end up only caring about a small % of the content offered. I hate that. Demand for Physical media will never die completely because People like to own things.
Nah. There will always be people who want to have a physical copy of a film.
Why? You pay a one time fee and you actually OWN the movie. No WiFi connection needed to watch it. No chance of them going away from a platform.
and here's another good reason for owning physical media,..you can RIP it and make a backup copy!
Nothing beats physical media. Blu ray discs and DVDs will always be valuable.
There will always be a niche market for physical media but they're going the way of vinyl records.
No chance, not everyone lives in the city .... rural quiet area by the sea , nice and quiet where the only drawback is slooooow internet. I'll be buying physical discs for years to come
This may be a personal thing, but I view most of my entertainment viewing as "committed experiences." I don't see the point of paying for something that I can't technically possess. When I buy physical media, it then becomes MINE. When I buy Disney+, I have access to the service, but the corporation has my butt from then on. I don't feel like I fall into the main crowd that seems to be all over these services. Menus, disc artwork, steelbooks, digibooks, and lossless audio will always intrigue me more than instantaneous clicks. It works for RUclips, doesn't work for movies.
And yeah... I am going to be holding onto my previously purchased media as long as possible, especially in today's economy.
I am recently really going out to discover great international movies and none of that stuff is on Netflix or Disney+.
"November", "Hausu", "Spirits of the Airs, Gremlins of the Clouds", "Institute Benjamenta, Or This Dream One Calls Human Life" to name a few or old favorites of mine like "Dogville", "Der Himmel ueber Berlin", "Julien Donkey-Boy".
On Netflix and Amazon the-stuff always changes.
On Disney+ you have only Disney stuff.
I ain't gonna subscribe to 5 streaming services.
Also If I do not own stuff like "il grande silenzio" or "Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes" I probably can't watch it at all.
The stupid thing is not everyone has the opportunity and access of these streaming channels while the only way to watch any of these programs for many people is through physical media.
Those of us that have been through hurricanes and had to spend days/weeks without power sure need physical media. No internet connection...no movies/shows. Happens more frequently than you think
Withholding the deleted scenes from the home media release is scummy as hell.
Physical copies all the way. Being dependent on the internet, and the provider taking the movie down isn't worth it. Also, they changed Toy Story 2 via digital. If you had the physical copy, they can't take it away from you.
4k Blu-ray is going to be my last physical media. It still has it magic. Specially in the sound department but streaming is catching up.
Technically I don’t know if people prefer digital over physical media, I think it’s more of a matter of people illegally streaming or downloading of torrents. Personally I prefer physical media.
I believe as long as there is a demand for physical media, no matter how small that demand is, it won't go away anytime soon. I could be wrong but you can still buy CD's and DVD's, so Blu-rays should be the last to go. If it does, at least I'll be able to buy them on eBay.
The only physical media I have is my 4TB external drive full of digital movies and series 😁
Same here..n i m from India and half of my content is Hollywood
Neither of you mentioned that a subscription service means that you'll be paying infinitely for something you'll never actually own. Sure Disney+ has everything, sure there's probably always going to be a reason to keep the service going month to month (you can't say this about all studios though, and would you want to have to subscribe to every studio you currently buy blu rays from?). But what if you want to break off some of your monthly outgoings, or have a big purchase to save up for? If you cancelled your subscription for a few months, there goes access to all that content. At least with physical media you can turn back to a purchase you made in the past without having to keep forking out for it. In fact you can actually sell it and get some of your money back!
Don't forget they can remove or edit something at any time.
Digital content is ephemeral. Just in the last few years, I've lost access to my digital copy services Disney Movies Anywhere, UltraViolet and now Flixster. Nothing streamable is permanent...
The only reason why I’ve been collecting physical media is because I’ve been buying still the 3-D versions over in Europe to complete collections
The only physical media I collect and will continue to collect are the MCU movies, which are Disney 😱
The fact that digital media is just so much more convenient Than Physical media is what blows it out of the water. Convenience always wins.
My name is John and I want to give money every month to Disney for the rest of my life
Physical will never go away.
Nah.
I remember when Netflix, Hulu (which is only available in NA), and even Google were the 'death' of physical media.
Physical media won't be dying until the world's internet infrastructure is better, right now the heaping majority of the globe has crap internet and will continue to use dvds and blu-rays.
I get dvd’s with movies anywhere
I think physical media will still be around. Maybe a niche media akin to vinyl. It’s clear all studios want to move over to streaming. Why sell something when you can just “rent it out”. For the sake of the consumer I hope physical media stays around.
Nope I would rather own physical copies of my films because then Disney can’t edit things out.
The death of physical media? Hell no! The death of Disney physical media? Yes! Although they don’t have EVERY bonus feature on Disney+.
Disney still plans to produce Pyshical Media and there new releases won't be on Disney plus until 4 months after they have been released on DVD and Bluray.
John was right about stores cutting down on media, the target in my town recently remodeled the entire store and cut down the movie section to a third of what it was before it’s really sad and heartbreaking cuz looking at the movie/tv titles are part of my parts of the store to visit
The stores around me have huge selections and stores have been cutting back on everything and that's due to online shopping not the death of pyshical media
Hell no that physical media would go away anytime soon despite the rise of rival streaming services because as what we have seen with UltraViolet and Playstation Vue, there is absolutely no guarantee that these services will be around indefinitely and any of them could just shut down at any given moment and therefore, lose access to any movie and TV show you're interested in and from what we have seen with studios pulling all of their stuff out of Netflix, nothing is stopping the studios from pulling them out at anytime or make any unnecessary edits and there is always that lingering feeling that you really don't actually own any of these titles at all.
Plus, with the news going around that Netflix is in very serious debt and yet still want to make more original movies and shows, I really question how long that service will be around much longer before it inevitably files for bankruptcy and shut down if they don't find a way to lower their debt and all of the original movies and shows under it that is not tied to other studios will remain in limbo. Not to mention that shared with other growing rival streaming services, if you don't sacrifice some of those streaming services that you don't need anymore, inevitably, the growing prices from all of them in the future would likely take a huge chunk out of your monthly budget.
Once again, the advantage of having physical media is that once when you buy something, it is yours forever for as long as you want it and with just a one time payment, you don't need to pay for it again unlike streaming services where they would want to have you in their pockets indefinitely until you can't anymore. I will definitely want to stick to physical for as long as it can still keep on going and judging by the comments here, I am definitely not alone.
I don't like to buy digital movies. If I bought a digital copy on Vudu or wherever. How is someone going to sell their digital copy if they don't want it anymore? If I bought it as a DVD or Blu-ray, I'm getting some money back if I decide I don't want it anymore. I can't do that with a digital movie.
It's all fun and games until your favorite movie gets taken off all streaming services OR due to whatever reasons, your favorite movie gets edited. Not like Disney never changed a movie after release before....
Why they just talking about Disney+? If you are going to have a serious talk about the physical media vs streaming you may say "streaming services" not "Disney+ is the most awesome thing in the whole planet and I love Disney and you all people must love Disney too!!".
Correction physical media is only dying to North America physical media is huge in Japan and is pretty big in Europe Japan prefers physical copies of their video games unlike Americans. Which is sad because there are games I want to have physical but I have to order them from Japan 😭 .
But it won't dissapear maybe it will be niche but it won't go away.
I love to buy blu ray movies and 4k movies I will always buy physical media and no physical media will never die
No Perhaps more niche but it will not die
buy the DVD, make a copy on your HD, and use the platform PLEX, now you have your *OWN* personal NETFLIX / Disney+ etc at your hands, no middleman to control. owner-ship rules.
lol the only thing I worried about when they announced Disney+ was ‘they better release all these Marvel and Star Wars shows on bluray.’ And I know a lot of people felt the same way. The sales will probably drop even more over the years but there will always be a market for it
Edit: side note, does anyone else find it stupid and somewhat confusing that they didn’t even release all of the special features for Endgame on the hyped up 2 disc bluray/3 disc 4K version?
Blu Ray sales have declined because the costs have skyrocketed, and the fact that they are delayed by weeks after digital. I bought Toy story 1-2 and 3 for $13-$15 on release day. Toy Story 4 1080P Blu Ray was $23-25, and $30-35 for 4k on release week.
But John Wick Chapter 3 had massive sales
There’s gonna come a day where what’s available is heavily regulated, so I prefer owning a physical copy
Physical media has been dead for a long time! Waste of space when you can stream thousands of shows and movies whenever you want on any of your devices.
Yah my generation never buys physical in 10 years itll be rare to see physical media
the issue of what is going on now. is that people dont own anything anymore. You want entertainment you must keep subscriptions to a company.
You don't see Disney shutting down that high priced movie club
I’m not as frequent of a buyer of physical media as I used to be, but there are certain franchises in which I must always have the latest film on my shelf along with the others. I’m sure there are a lot of people like me. I can’t imagine going into a Walmart without a section of films, but if that day does come, I hope that studios at least just limit the amount of copies produced for new releases and that limited copies are still at least available to order online.
The lag and interrupted connection is what kills me. I've been to many friends houses around my state and it's always a problem over the years. The movies and shows dont always stay on the service either. That take some away and add others. The picture quality isnt really 4K either like a true 4K disc. But the main thing is internet connection is what kills me. I dont want my movie going from 4K to scrambled pixels at random. Ruins the whole movie going experience and I'm sorry thatll never change.
Disney has Disney Movie Club. They have a feature title every month you sometimes can't get anymore. And offers discounts. So Disney isn't trying to get rid of physical media. I want to buy my favorite movies on Blu Ray for the quality that's a hundred times better than streaming. And I like the behind the scenes like the commentary that the director and cast gives. You can't get those with a streaming service. And as long as there are people like the flick pick, Chris Stuckmann, Films at home and myself who care about how you should watch it. It won't be going away anytime soon
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, if the current steaming world hasn’t already destroyed physical media why should we believe Disney+ will? It’s not like they own every single movie on the planet so there’ll still be a reason to go and buy those on Blu Ray/DVD, the fact of the matter is that streaming services are never gonna be able to have every movie on the face of the Earth on them, just like any business it’s impossible for 1 company to completely corner the market and provide costumers with everything, there’s always gonna be competitors who have something you don’t, that’s why McDonalds isn’t the only fast food restaurant in existence, or Seven Eleven isn’t the only gas station in existence, because they can’t provide customers with every single thing associated with their line of business, and as long as movies made by people Disney doesn’t own keep being made there’ll always be a reason for physical media
You hit it on the nail it will always be here
I don’t love renting films in perpetuity
Two reasons I will still buy physical media, #1 it is better to own rather than rent, #2 There are tons of things in my collection that is not available for streaming.
One thing that Disney+ has going for it, is that the promise that they won't rotate their content.
I continued to collect blu-rays, because you could never be sure if your favorite movie was on Netflix when you wanted to see it.