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175 DVD's - $175 (millbrae)
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Mix of DVD & Blue-ray.
Excellent condition!
$175 (sell full lot only)
And consider this article:
Why I'm buying every DVD I can find (before they're all gone)
Sydney Butler
Published Jun 21, 2026, 8:15 AM EDT
I'm happy to see that people are apparently getting back on the physical media wagon. By some miracle, DVDs and Blu-ray discs have remained in production and are still readily available, but for a while it seemed like the fervor for streaming might kill off physical media for good.
Instead, even Gen Z and Gen Alpha viewers are discovering that streaming isn't all it's cracked up to be, but the companies that own and distribute our media might have different ideas. After all, a world of digital-only streaming is only to the benefit of the corporations that own all the movies and TV series you love, so don't expect the pressure to end disc-based media you can buy, own, and control to go away soon. That's just one reason I'm buying all the DVDs I can for the shows and movies I care about.
Obviously, I'm not only buying DVDs. Wherever possible, I'll buy the highest-quality version of something I can afford. For shows that were never in HD to begin with, the DVD is as good as it gets. The number of DVD titles hinders the selection of HD Blu-rays, and HD Blu-rays far outnumber 4K Blu-rays. So, logically, any media collection that isn't biased towards a specific time period, or a narrow one, will contain more DVDs than other types of disc.
DVDs are still being made and released, but huge segments of the total catalog are out of print and unlikely to be made again. This means the older DVDs I see on the shelves of used goods stores, or new but covered in dust discs from online retailers, are the last examples. Once they are gone, that's it.
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https://www.howtogeek.com/why-im-buying-every-dvd-i-can-find-before-theyre-all-gone/