Blu-rays
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I own a bunch of them.
I don’t think Blu-ray’s are dying soon. A combination of people who just like owning media, and poorer people will keep it afloat for awhile.
You have to consider with the latter where you’d be surprised at how many people can’t afford a Netflix or whatever subscription, or they may not have internet, or live in a place where the internet is fast enough to stream.
That’s why you’ll see at Walmart with people sifting through that $5 Blu-ray bin. That’s all they can afford or have access to.
I don’t think Blu-ray’s are dying soon. A combination of people who just like owning media, and poorer people will keep it afloat for awhile.
You have to consider with the latter where you’d be surprised at how many people can’t afford a Netflix or whatever subscription, or they may not have internet, or live in a place where the internet is fast enough to stream.
That’s why you’ll see at Walmart with people sifting through that $5 Blu-ray bin. That’s all they can afford or have access to.
My family have an extensive DVD collection before and after we got rid of our Netflix subscription. We also have VCR cassettes but no Blu-Ray usage here and for what we watch it suffices. With entertainment, the content matters more than the nitty-gritty details.
I only own DVD movies and a few anime movies and series.
I'll uhhh, have an image soon 
Of your PLOT anime collection lol?I'll uhhh, have an image soon
Excited Mr. Demon mode? lol
Well I needed like $3 more bucks once for free shipping and did grab a dvd with random hentai on it, some strange and odd stuff but nothing good.
I think I might have a problem...
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I uhhh bought too much anime - 2021
My last year's sin amount. And now this year's amount: Shamefully, the cases in the back are those from last year still ^^;
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That might be more than I own. I never actually counted.I think I might have a problem...
I uhhh bought too much anime - 2021
My last year's sin amount. And now this year's amount: Shamefully, the cases in the back are those from last year still ^^;
that's only what I need to watch, past good watches are stacked in one or two large boxes.
We buy Blu-Rays as they seem to be more compatible with our TV than regular DVDs are. As for them becoming obsolete, probably. Regular DVDs are to some degree. They'll find something else to do after Blu-Rays. Then we'll have to keep buying movies so they would be compatible with the newer TVs.