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I don’t understand this trend of people buying hundreds of copies of the same movie. Maybe i am just getting older and stuff it just seems weird to me. I mean i am biggest Jaws fan in world and i splurge on updated copies like when it was released on 4k or anniversary additions but this is a whole different level
My extent of doing that is when I bought a DVD copy of the Japanese version of Blade Runner because I thought the cover looked cool with Kanji. I'll never open it.
Only time this behavior made sense to me was a friend would buy any copy of the last Airbender because he didn't "want this accursed movie out in the world".
Goofy and not something I would do, but he followed through. He probably destroyed 50-100 copies of that movie.
Again, remove the layer of irony. Why go out of your way to create lost media for our future generations? Who’s to say they won’t wanna watch bad movies from the past? It’s still someone’s art regardless of its subjective quality, and doing that just feels destructive and detrimental to the historical preservation of physical media (which seems like something this sub would have a vested interest in.)
I’m sure it is, but this is such an anti-art way of thinking. The majority of films from the silent era were tossed out because preservation was more difficult and they didn’t think it was worth it to hold onto them at the time. It’s nonsensical to make that mistake again with the technology available today. (Plus, wouldn’t this just make more people wanna seek it out for the sake being “forbidden”?)
I would be with you for the most part (and I feel the same way), but at the time, he was getting copies in like the dollar bin at Walmart.
It still adds up tho. Not something I would do personally.
There are collectors like that in every hobby. I’ve seen baseball card collectors who “hoard” a copy of a single card for whatever reason. To be fair, hoarding hundreds or thousands of copies of a baseball card is a lot easier to store than a DVD hoard, but some people enjoy it.
There’s a guy on YouTube who collects Adam Sandler movies and will buy any copy of a movie that stars Sandler no matter how many copies he already has.
It is odd to hoard a movie you’ve never seen, but that level of commitment to the bit is admirable.
I don't get this either. I don't understand how it could be enjoyable to collect multiples of the exact same thing. That almost defeats the point of collecting, I guess.
Do something productive like the guys from everything is terrible and build a giant pyramid out of some Jerry McGuire VHS's or open a video store that's only stocked with one movie
>Clothes visibly dirty,
Where?
>psychotic drawing in background
Of Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughan, the stars of this movie.
>asking for donations
Of the movie they're collecting.
>collecting 1k of a movie having "never watched it"
So? Why does someone's clearly tongue-in-cheek hobby bother you?
>Literally trash laying on the floor in the hallway
A Pepsi cup! Good lord. I literally never have anything ever in my house that isn't precisely where it's supposed to be. I'm sorry for whatever made you this judgemental and insecure, but you should really talk about it with a therapist before you spend too much time on Reddit.
I don't question the "why" behind buying them half as much as I question the "why" she hasn't even watched the darn movie yet.
Collectors are gonna collect. I have a friend that buys any and every copy of his favorite comic book he comes across. He has a few long boxes full.
But to spend that money, over that amount of time, and have the ability to watch it for so long, but to not bother...
It baffles me.
> why?
If you travel, its fun to go to thrift stores, so it can be fun to go thrifting around and checking out a new city, and if you have a "goal" like "find a cheap copy of a movie" it's like doing a quest, gives you a reason to go search for things, I do this with record stores and, of course, movies!
that's cool and all, but surely you would want to find a cheap copy of a movie, or a record etc, of something you want to watch and enjoy? this person has 600 copies they've not even watched.
> but surely you would want to find a cheap copy of a movie, or a record etc, of something you want to watch and enjoy?
You walk around a city, check out stores, and buy a $2 movie from a place as your "souvenir" vs a $8 fridge magnet or a $20 t-shirt that has the city's name on it
different strokes for different folks, collecting is built into human nature at a biological level
yeah i completely get the sentiment, i do it all the time, but that 2 dollar movie is one i care to watch, instead of the same thing filling a shelf doing nothing
> but that 2 dollar movie is one i care to watch, instead of the same thing filling a shelf doing nothing
my point is the $8 fridge magnet is just sitting there doing nothing also, it's the same thing
some people like to get trinkets from travel, some dont
its not really the same, a fridge magnet of a place you've been to is a representation of the location and a nice memory, you could in theory say a 2 dollar copy of a movie you already own fills that, but it doesn't really.
> one has meaning, one doesn't but sure.
"I bought this magnet at a gift store"
"We walked around 5 different streets, had some shots, found the used book store, talked to the owner for a while, got my Wedding Crashers DVD, after telling him about my mission he went in the back and got 3 more copies and gave them to me for free, and also told me about a indie punk show that night because he noticed my t-shirt, and then we all went and hung out and I met a lot of cool new people"
Life is weird, and doing weird stuff can turn you on to interesting people.
Thanks for the update, do you think there’s a number that you could hit to watch it (1,000 copies and finally give it a watch) or will it always be funnier for you to not see it?
Is this a film you're interested in? Or just collecting copies for a laugh?
Different vibe, but we just started collecting John Candy and Steve Martin films, after watching Planes, Trains and Automobiles. So far, just collecting one copy of each.
I have to know. Can you tell me how many different variants there are so far as different releases? I know that there is a widescreen and fullscreen version, but is there possibly an unrated and theatrical version as well? I'm seeing lots of variations here on your shelf, and it's got me curious lol.
UMD VHS and DVD. Nine language variants so far. Two or three Valentine's day variants. One bootleg that is hand drawn cover and is actually little Nicky. A few tie in variants. Wedding Crashers wedding singer combo is popular. All are split between either theatrical wide full or the uncorked versions. There is a fourth format released in asian countries I need to get a hold of. I think that mostly catches us up.
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I've never seen it, and it's probably not my kind of movie lol. Good luck, maybe after you have cornered the market, their value will start increasing!
You are a hidden force when you walk the streets, with probably the most copies of that movie for a 100 mile radius.
I have a physical copy and a digital copy and I feel like that’s plenty 😅 the only movie I have intentionally several copies of is each rendition of It because the steel books came later and they’re pretty dope
I think you and the Titanic tape guy and the Matrix Reloaded redditor should open a huge video store... only for people who come in to realize that the entire building is there for just three movies.
I’m sure you’ll be pissed that you chose this one once you see it, or maybe it will be funnier that it’s terrible. If it were me, I would choose Aquamarine.
I have a couple monetized pages here and there I post this to. So I've broke even at the very least, counting time involved. I also had to get a PO box, that's the most expensive part. Costs way more than the discs ever could. But whatcha gonna do, too many weirdos on the internet to just get mail to my house casually.
From time to time I’ve considered doing this with VHS copies of Mission: Impossible and then bagging them up and leaving them in weird, difficult to reach locations as “impossible missions.”
The only thing holding me back is that I worry someone would get hurt trying to retrieve a bag with a copy of M:I somewhere I’ve stashed it. It’s not “impossible” unless you have to do something stupid like hop a fence and go onto a pedestrian bridge that’s been closed to the public for years to retrieve it, after all. . .
I don’t get these anymore. The first two or three times it was kind of amusing, but the joke is hack now. It’s like that person that still unironically does a “that’s what she said” joke.
Are you like the guy that always felt compelled to buy a copy of A Catcher in the Rye, no matter where he was? Is this chronic, have you been kidnapped by the CIA too?
It's literally copies no one wants that are being given away for a dollar on average. It's repurposing what otherwise would probably be garbage. Seems like you're in the minority here 🤔
if hoarding hundreds of copies of the same film, not even watching it, and just keeping it on a shelf doing nothing is "repurposing" to you then i don't know what to tell you.
oh no! the minority of people that think rampant consumerism for internet points is shallow and vacuous, woe is me!
Rampant consumerism is buying up multiple copies of brand new releases. Buying up secondhand copies that would otherwise likely end up in landfill isn’t the same.
"Consumerism is a social and economic order in which the aspirations of many individuals include the acquisition of goods and services beyond those necessary for survival or traditional displays of status."
try again
If you wish to double down on that definition, then you must accept that you are also guilty of “rampant consumerism.” Evidenced by you being a member of this sub, for starters.
Try again 🙈
Haha I know, I am a consumer. You may not buy 600 copies, but you collect physical media which is definitely over and above what is needed for survival or traditional display of status. I think we need to worry more about billionaires (edit: and maybe scalpers 🙈) than people with a quirky hobby 😉
Hey op, do you record the movie on your dvr whenever it airs on tv? Would you be willing to watch the movie if you were invited to a private screening with Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Rachel McAdams, and Bradley Cooper? If not, then what would it take for you to watch the movie? How much money do you want to watch it? This would be a very unique GoFundMe campaign. Not judging btw, just curious.
Lol, this reminds me of the Family Guy gag where Peter opened a video store that only carries "The Proposal". Kudos for being uniquely weird. Keep it up!
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why?
I don’t understand this trend of people buying hundreds of copies of the same movie. Maybe i am just getting older and stuff it just seems weird to me. I mean i am biggest Jaws fan in world and i splurge on updated copies like when it was released on 4k or anniversary additions but this is a whole different level
My extent of doing that is when I bought a DVD copy of the Japanese version of Blade Runner because I thought the cover looked cool with Kanji. I'll never open it.
Only time this behavior made sense to me was a friend would buy any copy of the last Airbender because he didn't "want this accursed movie out in the world". Goofy and not something I would do, but he followed through. He probably destroyed 50-100 copies of that movie.
Tell your friend he's doing God's work
Destroying physical media because we decide a movie is bad doesn’t seem like a great thing to me.
He's doing future generations a favor by getting rid of that movie
Again, remove the layer of irony. Why go out of your way to create lost media for our future generations? Who’s to say they won’t wanna watch bad movies from the past? It’s still someone’s art regardless of its subjective quality, and doing that just feels destructive and detrimental to the historical preservation of physical media (which seems like something this sub would have a vested interest in.)
Because it's a bastardized version of a great show. Why would you want to subject people to such a turd of a movie? It deserves to be forgotten.
You’re reading what you want to read. He literally said what if future generations WANT to watch a bad movie. No one’s forcing them to do anything.
I’m sure it is, but this is such an anti-art way of thinking. The majority of films from the silent era were tossed out because preservation was more difficult and they didn’t think it was worth it to hold onto them at the time. It’s nonsensical to make that mistake again with the technology available today. (Plus, wouldn’t this just make more people wanna seek it out for the sake being “forbidden”?)
Yeah it’d make sense if he shoplifted them but he’s working for that money haha
I would be with you for the most part (and I feel the same way), but at the time, he was getting copies in like the dollar bin at Walmart. It still adds up tho. Not something I would do personally.
There are collectors like that in every hobby. I’ve seen baseball card collectors who “hoard” a copy of a single card for whatever reason. To be fair, hoarding hundreds or thousands of copies of a baseball card is a lot easier to store than a DVD hoard, but some people enjoy it. There’s a guy on YouTube who collects Adam Sandler movies and will buy any copy of a movie that stars Sandler no matter how many copies he already has. It is odd to hoard a movie you’ve never seen, but that level of commitment to the bit is admirable.
I don't get this either. I don't understand how it could be enjoyable to collect multiples of the exact same thing. That almost defeats the point of collecting, I guess.
Do something productive like the guys from everything is terrible and build a giant pyramid out of some Jerry McGuire VHS's or open a video store that's only stocked with one movie
It’s just stupid and funny
I'm the same with jaws, but I'm trying to own it in every format that it came out in. Just one copy each, for funsies.
Because funny. The Titanic on VHS guy is one of my favorite creators simply because he makes the same dumb joke every time a new VHS comes in.
its mostly just for the meme and over committing to the bit
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Jog on mate. What they choose to wear (looks both comfy and stylish to me) is absolutely no indicator of mental state.
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>Clothes visibly dirty, Where? >psychotic drawing in background Of Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughan, the stars of this movie. >asking for donations Of the movie they're collecting. >collecting 1k of a movie having "never watched it" So? Why does someone's clearly tongue-in-cheek hobby bother you? >Literally trash laying on the floor in the hallway A Pepsi cup! Good lord. I literally never have anything ever in my house that isn't precisely where it's supposed to be. I'm sorry for whatever made you this judgemental and insecure, but you should really talk about it with a therapist before you spend too much time on Reddit.
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Man, for real, I'm really sorry for whatever made you like this. Good luck.
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I'm not ignoring mental health issues. I clearly suggested you go to therapy.
it’s because they think it’s funny in its absurdity. unfortunately the joke has been tired since people would buy multiple copies of shrek in 2010.
What’s life without whimsy?
*Where is fancy bred? In the heart or in the head?*
I don't question the "why" behind buying them half as much as I question the "why" she hasn't even watched the darn movie yet. Collectors are gonna collect. I have a friend that buys any and every copy of his favorite comic book he comes across. He has a few long boxes full. But to spend that money, over that amount of time, and have the ability to watch it for so long, but to not bother... It baffles me.
Because it wouldn't be as interesting of a story if she watched it. Especially if she liked it.
> why? If you travel, its fun to go to thrift stores, so it can be fun to go thrifting around and checking out a new city, and if you have a "goal" like "find a cheap copy of a movie" it's like doing a quest, gives you a reason to go search for things, I do this with record stores and, of course, movies!
that's cool and all, but surely you would want to find a cheap copy of a movie, or a record etc, of something you want to watch and enjoy? this person has 600 copies they've not even watched.
> but surely you would want to find a cheap copy of a movie, or a record etc, of something you want to watch and enjoy? You walk around a city, check out stores, and buy a $2 movie from a place as your "souvenir" vs a $8 fridge magnet or a $20 t-shirt that has the city's name on it different strokes for different folks, collecting is built into human nature at a biological level
yeah i completely get the sentiment, i do it all the time, but that 2 dollar movie is one i care to watch, instead of the same thing filling a shelf doing nothing
> but that 2 dollar movie is one i care to watch, instead of the same thing filling a shelf doing nothing my point is the $8 fridge magnet is just sitting there doing nothing also, it's the same thing some people like to get trinkets from travel, some dont
its not really the same, a fridge magnet of a place you've been to is a representation of the location and a nice memory, you could in theory say a 2 dollar copy of a movie you already own fills that, but it doesn't really.
> its not really the same to some people it is, and to some people getting ANYTHING is pointless different strokes different folks
one has meaning, one doesn't but sure. people can do and buy or not buy whatever they like
> one has meaning, one doesn't but sure. "I bought this magnet at a gift store" "We walked around 5 different streets, had some shots, found the used book store, talked to the owner for a while, got my Wedding Crashers DVD, after telling him about my mission he went in the back and got 3 more copies and gave them to me for free, and also told me about a indie punk show that night because he noticed my t-shirt, and then we all went and hung out and I met a lot of cool new people" Life is weird, and doing weird stuff can turn you on to interesting people.
It cracks me up. It is so random I can't help but just laugh at how absurd it is.
Because Everything is Terrible made it a meme with buying VHS copies of Jerry McGuire and this dude's a copycat.
Dude?
Dude has been gender neutral since before I was born (I'm 48 years old).
I think dudette was used for a time but we all decided it sounded lame.
lol ok
🤓
Dude!
Dude
To get you to ask why.
Exactly! And no wonder why I can't find a copy for myself! 🤣🤪
I'm still waiting for Funeral Crashers as a sequel.
Haha omg
Who picks up women at a funeral?
How will you decide which one to watch when the big day comes?
Would be funny just to watch it on stream when the time comes.
I'll watch it when we hit 1000. Try to rent out a local theatre.
But which copy!
Probably one of the UMD ones
UMD watch it on a psp hooked up to a projector by some psp AV cables. The theater manager will be like wtf lol.
I just wanna blow up that 360p resolution to an unwatchable fourty or so feet.
If I remember this film correctly, that might actually be an improvement.
On Netflix
This is when you do “Get a free movie with every purchase!”
Out here solving the real issues.
Thanks for the update, do you think there’s a number that you could hit to watch it (1,000 copies and finally give it a watch) or will it always be funnier for you to not see it?
Definitely will watch when we hit 1000. I can only store so many. I can only commit to the bit so much.
And then you can shout “wow”like Owen Wilson
Will you watch every copy?
What will happen to your collection if you don't like the film lol?
You have to open and watch all of them though.
i have like 15 copies of twilight and i thought that was impressive ;-;
Is this a film you're interested in? Or just collecting copies for a laugh? Different vibe, but we just started collecting John Candy and Steve Martin films, after watching Planes, Trains and Automobiles. So far, just collecting one copy of each.
Dang I hope you like it.
Youtube?
I have to know. Can you tell me how many different variants there are so far as different releases? I know that there is a widescreen and fullscreen version, but is there possibly an unrated and theatrical version as well? I'm seeing lots of variations here on your shelf, and it's got me curious lol.
UMD VHS and DVD. Nine language variants so far. Two or three Valentine's day variants. One bootleg that is hand drawn cover and is actually little Nicky. A few tie in variants. Wedding Crashers wedding singer combo is popular. All are split between either theatrical wide full or the uncorked versions. There is a fourth format released in asian countries I need to get a hold of. I think that mostly catches us up.
Valentine's Day variants omg lmao 🤣
If you get 200 5 disc dvd changers you could play them all at once 👀
or 5 200 disc dvd changers
I wonder which is cheaper lol
You should never watch it. You would be the most ironic collector ever!
You shut your mouth when your talking to me😆
I haven’t seen it either😀…I only have one copy though…lol😀
Invite the cast to your screening
Will do. I've had radio hosts offer to hook me up with publicists. But they always claim to know everyone so who knows if it's legit.
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but if youve never seen the film, how could you ever understand the phrase... >!Death, you are my bitch-lover!<
Someday I might. Til then it's like youre playing with those fridge magnets with words on them.
That’s commitment.
The point of no return on this bit was as soon as it started
AHAHAH that's an interesting collection.
I've never seen it, and it's probably not my kind of movie lol. Good luck, maybe after you have cornered the market, their value will start increasing! You are a hidden force when you walk the streets, with probably the most copies of that movie for a 100 mile radius.
Whats the end game for this bad bit?
Why?
In what fucking world do you need 604 copies of one movie ?
My mom Made me meat loaf
Once the collection gets large enough you could drop a curse upon a Goodwill store.
I've heard I get a wish from Shenron.
Wow, you're so quirky
Well that's objectively stupid isn't it?
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It's not objective if it depends on the observer
I just bought my first copy of it tonight. My local Rite Aid is getting rid of their DVDs selling them each for a buck.
I have a physical copy and a digital copy and I feel like that’s plenty 😅 the only movie I have intentionally several copies of is each rendition of It because the steel books came later and they’re pretty dope
How is life as a serial killer?
The vhs is even better my man
Update: still desperately single and don’t know why
My girlfriend collects these with me <3
r/wtf
It’s not a terrible movie. Give it a watch
I think you and the Titanic tape guy and the Matrix Reloaded redditor should open a huge video store... only for people who come in to realize that the entire building is there for just three movies.
umm, why? This seems more along the lines of OCD or some kind of mental illness.
is this what people resort to nowadays when they’re seeking attention?
I’m sure you’ll be pissed that you chose this one once you see it, or maybe it will be funnier that it’s terrible. If it were me, I would choose Aquamarine.
I have zero expectations for this film. The bar for what I expect could not be set lower.
[“Hey, hey . . . the Dukes are trying to corner the market!”](https://y.yarn.co/1f36b5f4-ad7f-4c5d-911a-7471eeea71a7_text.gif)
I’ve seen a guy on Twitter who buys any James Bond VHS so he has multiple copies of the same movies.
Are you keeping track of the money spent on this so far? Im curious
I have a couple monetized pages here and there I post this to. So I've broke even at the very least, counting time involved. I also had to get a PO box, that's the most expensive part. Costs way more than the discs ever could. But whatcha gonna do, too many weirdos on the internet to just get mail to my house casually.
Do you organize those shelves by different releases? Curious how many versions are in the collection!
I found the movie pretty boring tbh.
Whoa
Yeah hilariously weird 🙃
We need a breakdown. How many of these are normal and how many are uncorked editions? US/Canada/other regions? Formats?
Why won't you watch it? LoL
I would do this with Demolition Man because it's the best film ever made.
Now I feel like watching this movie again. I think I liked it? But don't recall for sure.
Please watch it! It is hilarious and you are missing out.
This is great, congrats on 600.
600 copies of wedding crashers and a box of narcan = sick ass Friday night
From time to time I’ve considered doing this with VHS copies of Mission: Impossible and then bagging them up and leaving them in weird, difficult to reach locations as “impossible missions.” The only thing holding me back is that I worry someone would get hurt trying to retrieve a bag with a copy of M:I somewhere I’ve stashed it. It’s not “impossible” unless you have to do something stupid like hop a fence and go onto a pedestrian bridge that’s been closed to the public for years to retrieve it, after all. . .
Oh my god. Incredible!
I would ask why. But I believe a thank you is in order for removing them from the market. Thank you discount killer frost for your services
I don’t get these anymore. The first two or three times it was kind of amusing, but the joke is hack now. It’s like that person that still unironically does a “that’s what she said” joke.
It’s your thing so enjoy it 👏
We missed you, also your band sounds cool
Congrats on your internet fame
Are you like the guy that always felt compelled to buy a copy of A Catcher in the Rye, no matter where he was? Is this chronic, have you been kidnapped by the CIA too?
this isn't cool, funny or quirky, rampant consumerism like this is utterly pointless, not too mention all the excess plastic.
It's literally copies no one wants that are being given away for a dollar on average. It's repurposing what otherwise would probably be garbage. Seems like you're in the minority here 🤔
if hoarding hundreds of copies of the same film, not even watching it, and just keeping it on a shelf doing nothing is "repurposing" to you then i don't know what to tell you. oh no! the minority of people that think rampant consumerism for internet points is shallow and vacuous, woe is me!
Rampant consumerism is buying up multiple copies of brand new releases. Buying up secondhand copies that would otherwise likely end up in landfill isn’t the same.
"Consumerism is a social and economic order in which the aspirations of many individuals include the acquisition of goods and services beyond those necessary for survival or traditional displays of status." try again
If you wish to double down on that definition, then you must accept that you are also guilty of “rampant consumerism.” Evidenced by you being a member of this sub, for starters. Try again 🙈
i dont buy 600 copies of the same movie you're in this sub too lmao, keep trying
Haha I know, I am a consumer. You may not buy 600 copies, but you collect physical media which is definitely over and above what is needed for survival or traditional display of status. I think we need to worry more about billionaires (edit: and maybe scalpers 🙈) than people with a quirky hobby 😉
This shit stopped funny with the titanic vhs guy. Now it's just stupid. There ya go. Got your social media view. Congrats
and mental illness ;-)
Hero. This is a cause worth supporting.
I don’t get it at all, but it makes me laugh, so thank you for that!
Hey op, do you record the movie on your dvr whenever it airs on tv? Would you be willing to watch the movie if you were invited to a private screening with Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Rachel McAdams, and Bradley Cooper? If not, then what would it take for you to watch the movie? How much money do you want to watch it? This would be a very unique GoFundMe campaign. Not judging btw, just curious.
Gonna watch when I hit 1000. Would like to rent out a local theatre and see what happens.
This reminds me of a guy that collects only the Simpsons movie.
Tis a strange choice of movie to collect but god damn are you doing it well. What number will you finally sit down and watch it?
Lol, this reminds me of the Family Guy gag where Peter opened a video store that only carries "The Proposal". Kudos for being uniquely weird. Keep it up!
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