By Robbie Jones
My money doesn’t go many places. If it hasn’t been spent on food, it’s gone straight over the counter at my local supermarket or CeX, and I’ve walked away with a DVD or a Blu-Ray. I have just over 400 movies sitting on my shelf and because of this, I’m asked the same thing time after time after time:
Why would you buy a film you’ve already seen?
Of course, my answer is always “Well if you like the film, it’s always nice to own it, not to mention most films I buy I haven’t seen, and there’s special features etc.” But they don’t listen. I live in a generation that downloads most of their entertainment. Download if you must… But you’re missing out. Big time.
My money doesn’t go many places. If it hasn’t been spent on food, it’s gone straight over the counter at my local supermarket or CeX, and I’ve walked away with a DVD or a Blu-Ray. I have just over 400 movies sitting on my shelf and because of this, I’m asked the same thing time after time after time:
Why would you buy a film you’ve already seen?
Of course, my answer is always “Well if you like the film, it’s always nice to own it, not to mention most films I buy I haven’t seen, and there’s special features etc.” But they don’t listen. I live in a generation that downloads most of their entertainment. Download if you must… But you’re missing out. Big time.
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