I agree with every point. Do you ever sit there and look at your library and find a movie you forgot you had, or something suddenly looks good? I never do that with digital, it ends up being the same thing. That and normally you are forced to delete ones to get new ones, and forget about those.

Plus one main concern is sharing with people. Go to a friends, grab a few movies and go. Not an entire bluray player or hard drive that may or may not actually work and be "allowed" to work with whatever they have....This is where money comes before the consumer. They don't want you to "share" period. Someone else wants to watch the movie at all? They need to pay....and its a horrible business model.

1. Me too. I love my movie and my game collection, all neatly filed by format/system... If it were not for physical media i would not have a "collection" i would SOLEY be using services such as Netflix/Gamefly.

2. I currently have unlimited data usage with my provider but lets be realistic... For how long? Once everything becomes digital and on "the cloud" ISP's will implement the cap and charge us out the ass just for access to said content.

A. I will NEVER, ever, everrrr purchase any form of media without receiving something tangible to OWN and hold in my hand. We should not have to rely on an active internet connection just to watch a movie or play a game that we already purchased. Humans as a race are putting WAY too much responsibility in the hands of computers/ internet/ technology. This is making us weaker as a whole...

I'm the same way...I love my collection of movies in alphabetical order...I wouldn't trade it for anything else. I also watch my movies over and over. Sometimes it might be a year or two but on days that I am sick and I am forced to stay in bed for a couple of day (like this week) I watch my movies because there is nothing on tv during the day and I get so bored.