Mine is the The Terminator and I currently own 4 copies (2 different VHS tapes and 2 different DVD releases) I plan on purchasing the Blu ray as soon as it becomes available here in the U.K.
I don't have one favorite film. But of all the great films I've seen, I do not personally own a copy of most of them. I've only seen a good portion of them once.
What the hell? Why would you want to buy multiple copies of movie? Do you plan on watching them all at the same time?VanHelsingBoA64
Because throughout time, film companies decide to re-release its movies as to keep up with the current formats, laserdisc to Betamax to VHS to DVD to hd DVD to Blu ray and also as updated versions like directors cuts, special editions, anniversary editions etc. The reasons for my copies, are simply upgrading and special editions.
Jesuschrist Superstar ... I have two copy..... a VHS bought at HMV new york .... the movie is so good that I have to get another DVD copy ...bought at Sam goodies in L.A. I'm not religious but Ted Neeley sings better that Megadeath
My all time favorites are the star wars films and I own at least one copy of each except for episode 4 I think I have a DVD and a VHS of that one some where.
Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. I own the DVD, but don't feel the need to own the Blu-Ray yet since it seems to be played on TV in HD every few months.
Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. I own the DVD, but don't feel the need to own the Blu-Ray yet since it seems to be played on TV in HD every few months. Commander-Gree
eeewwww. TV version of Lord of the Rings. It's cut back even more than the theatrical version. Plus commercials.
[QUOTE="Commander-Gree"]Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. I own the DVD, but don't feel the need to own the Blu-Ray yet since it seems to be played on TV in HD every few months. ferrari2001
eeewwww. TV version of Lord of the Rings. It's cut back even more than the theatrical version. Plus commercials. Yeah, yeah, I know. I'll get the Blu-Ray extended editions box set someday.
Fires on the Plain. I have one copy of it, though I would double-dip if a blu-ray that was significantly better than the current version I have ever came out.
A Clockwork Orange. I have the original DVD release and the 40th Anniversary blu-ray from the Kubrick blu-ray collection. I had the standard blu-ray of it, but I sold it when I got the collection.
why would you or anyone for that matter have more then 1 copy of a movie? (1 digital and 1 physical is fine..but FOUR physical? WHYYYY???) My fav is Rush hour and i have 1 copy
I suppose Alien or Aliens, but I've seen them so many times that I've practically got all the dialogue memorized from them, so I really don't watch them any more. I recorded both off some movie channel onto DVD+RW.
I have the theatrical edition and the extended editions of Fellowship of the Ring and Return of the King (I gave my theatrical edition of Two Towers to a friend)...
I have the theatrical edition of Gladiator and the Director's Cut..
And I have several other favorites but only one copy of them.
[QUOTE="campzor"]why would you or anyone for that matter have more then 1 copy of a movie? (1 digital and 1 physical is fine..but FOUR physical? WHYYYY???) My fav is Rush hour and i have 1 copy 1 VHS 1 DVD with no features 1 DVD with some features I'm contemplating one with many features :P
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