[BIG ED]

Just what the title says: "how many sealed HD DVD's in ur collection"?


If you wish too state why, please do so!

 

[Sporadic]

6/105

2001 (watched a HD rental before I bought - haven't had time for a rewatch)
Cat People (watched a HD rental before I bought - haven't had time for a rewatch)
Lost In Translation (watched a HD rental before I bought - didn't like it the first time - haven't had time for a rewatch/second chance)
Red Dragon (watched a HD rental before I bought - haven't had time for a rewatch)
Rio Bravo (blind buy after watching The Searchers - haven't had time to watch)
The Shining (watched a HD rental before I bought - haven't had time for a rewatch)

 

[Brian81]

I open all of them up when I receive them, in case of obvious manufacturing defects.

 

[westgate]

15 sealed out of 19. just havent gotten around to watching them yet.

BUT! my new xa2 clone, the refurbed onkyo 805 is due in next tues. will try a few more hd dvds then.

 

[eitakura]

Rough guess - 70 sealed out of 115

 

[blipszyc]

0. I've watched all 57 or so of my HD-DVDs, most of them three or four times each.


19 of my 24 BDs are still sealed. Just don't feel the BDs that I have watched are that great. Heck, now I don't even know why I've purchased the 24 that I have. Boo Sony.

 

[Bigblue622]

I own a lil over 90 and 35 of those are still sealed.

 

[Uegis]

Around 30 closed out of 80 or so. Just haven't gotten around to watching them. Bunch of them from Inetvideo and a few from Ebay yet to open.

 

[apodaca]

Just ordered 66 to go with my new A3 all for about 5 benjamins. Could not resist the inetvideo deal especially since I sold my 80 disc collection and player for three times as much right when warner dropped the bomb - he he.

 

[CaCHooKa Man]

3 out of 22. italian job, chronicles of riddick and troy directors cut.

 

[harmonica98]

About 30 from 65. Not enough hours in the day!


Tom

 

[allargon]

I have about 15 sealed ones. However, it was 25. I took 10 back to Fry's earlier this week.

 

[doublejack]

0 of 166 are sealed. At first I was watching them all as I got them. Then around the 40 mark they started coming too fast so I just opened them and did a quick test to see if they'd play. Above the 100 mark I started opening them as they arrived so my wife wouldn't easily notice the collection getting bigger.

 

[Bilderspiele]

76 of 205 are sealed. Too many too fast

 

[cobolisdead]

I have 83, out of those, these I have still not open and watched:



Aeon Flux

Amateurs, The

American Gangster

Ant Bully

Babel

Battlestar Galactica Season 1

Beowulf

Blood Diamond

Elizabeth

Face off

Fast and the Furious

Fugitive, The

In the Valley of Ellah

The Complete Matrix Trilogy

Miami Vice

Michael Clayton

Mission Impossible

Mission Impossible 2

Mission Impossible 3

Mummy, The

Ocean's 13

Phantom of the Opera

Serenity

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

Smallville Season 5

Smallville Season 6

Superman Returns

World Trade Center

Zodiac

 

[BIG ED]

21

I had only 5 or 8 "sealed" when I owned a A-35.

Even after I returned it; I kept buying.

Now that I got an BH200 (Monday), I suspect my sealed # to go down rapidly! ;-)


Some of you have LARGE #'s; will they remain sealed?

(for collection, sale, trade, hording, whatever)

 

[BIG ED]



Quote:
Originally Posted by allargon /forum/post/14259076


I have about 15 sealed ones. However, it was 25. I took 10 back to Fry's earlier this week.

What did Fry's give you?

(cash, store credit, exchange)

Did you have the receipts for all of them?

(how long from purchase)

 

[homerx]

O sealed. Maybe 4 unwatched

 

[Victor Bergman]

I've got about 35 HD DVDs still sealed. The prices on sales and clearance have been very good. I try to pay around $12-$13 for new HD DVDs, unless it's something that I must have, and my maximum that I'm willing to pay is $15. I stick to this rule and it is working well. I find that if I keep checking places like Future Shop and Best Buy (in store) they keep putting different titles on sale.


I expect my HD DVD collection will continue to grow until at least the end of this year. And who knows after that? I'm still buying laserdiscs almost 10 years after I switched over to DVD.

 

[skaman]

Around 15 but not counting the Heroes and Star Trek box sets.


The last discs that I opened were FF and FF:ROTSS.


I picked up a bunch of used discs over the last few months that I haven't had a chance to watch yet.