I know. It may be an exercise in futility, but I'm trying to understand his shopping habits.

Yes! You do knowing who I am?

Hey, i have nearly 30 BD's i can't play. :lol:

if 'knowing' is supposed to be 'know', then yes.

Regarding your shopping habits, there is a difference between knowing and understanding!

I bet most, if not all, of those were new releases where the DVD was not available as a stand-alone release; all the Ultra HD releases are also available to buy on standard Blu-ray Disc.

No, actually they are all dual format releases. :lol:

Well I had about 15 dvds before I got a player
Mostly things I just wanted to 'see' again ahaha.

Still wish I had bought a Inferno Laserdisc that I found in London. Could I play that? No. Was it a lovely thing to behold? Yes.
D'oh etc.

Arrived:

http://images3.static-bluray.com/mov...889_medium.jpg

But was there an option for you to buy the DVD on its own and not as part of the new dual format release?

No. Except for a couple of Hammer faves.

That's where you and trebor differ then, because he was buying films which were available on all three formats (DVD, standard Blu-ray and Ultra HD Blu-ray), only two of which he could play at the time. With a new console and disk drive, trebor can now play all three and enjoy the glory of 4K!