My DVD/Blu-ray/Media Collection | as of Sep. 1, 2014

| September 2, 2014 | Personal Updates | 2 Comments

I like to think of this blog as a way for me to talk about my interests, and to shed light on different things that inspired me or affected me as a child and a young adult. In fact, I have plans to add a few Vide0-game reviews and TV Show reviews to this blog, in order to share my perspective on them.

Today, however, I just finally uploaded a new overview of my DVD/Blu-ray/VHS/CD collection, which has been steadily growing for more than 4 years now, and hasn’t really had a proper video update in over 2 years. Since the last time I talked about it it has doubled in size, and amazingly this video here is shorter than the last one, which came in two parts. So I’m glad I was able to make this one as compact as I did.

This is sort of my way of letting you guys have a say in what films or tv shows you’d like me to talk about on this blog, or in upcoming videos. So please feel free to make requests on the youtube page in the comment section, or  in the comment section of this blog entry, and I will add them to my list.

Furthermore, since additions to my movie/tv collection have been rather frequent, I thought that I would add another small section to the side bar, listing any new titles that I’ve added to my shelves. Mostly just for the heck of it, in case anyone is interested. I know Zaranyzerak definitely has his fans when it comes to collecting movies.

Anyway, thanks to all of you who wish to make requests, and for watching the video.

I will see you very soon for a new review.

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  1. William Bailey

    I’d be interested to learn more about the Hallmark version of Alice in Wonderland. Hpyer Police interests me as well. Apart from those, a review about chitty chitty bang bang would be one of my pics. An impressive collection. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

    • filmmakerj

      Awesome choices.
      Although, I’m less likely to talk about items on my shelf that are relatively well-known: things like Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, The Matrix, James Bond, most of the main Disney movies, and something like Chitty Chitty, Bang, Bang. But I can definitely say that not many people know about Hyper Police; and the Halmark Alice in Wonderland is somewhat forgotten.
      So thank you. I will add those to my list.