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Do you like DVDs or digital viewings?

Luna
over 1 year ago

I personally love DVDs! :) 

I like the covers on the cases, some are really nice and there's Holo moving ones too. I have a Paddington DVD case like that ^^

I watch digital sometimes but not very much now. I find that paying for something like Netflix or Disney+ means I could have bought it on DVD dozens of times, so now I just try and buy the DVDs instead.

I have a LOT of DVDs :-) I'm trying to get into watching them more as I've got a lot of free time on my hands.

^^

Some of my DVDs:

I was doing some sorting so got these out but I've got lots more :) 

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  • over 1 year ago

    I love that you like Romeo + Juliet. Many people, understandably, often think that Shakespearean productions are basically a bunch of po-faced, mannered muppets declaiming long-winded and uber-serious nonsense...a lot like my posts and messages, in fact. But Shakespeare was a showman, an entertainer as much as a deep thinker, and that truth is often overlooked. So while Romeo + Juliet might be so flash, glam, modern and thrilling that it may seem very different to stilted and studied 'classic' productions...it's actually in the true Shakespearean spirit, and all the better for it.

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  • over 1 year ago

    I love that you like Romeo + Juliet. Many people, understandably, often think that Shakespearean productions are basically a bunch of po-faced, mannered muppets declaiming long-winded and uber-serious nonsense...a lot like my posts and messages, in fact. But Shakespeare was a showman, an entertainer as much as a deep thinker, and that truth is often overlooked. So while Romeo + Juliet might be so flash, glam, modern and thrilling that it may seem very different to stilted and studied 'classic' productions...it's actually in the true Shakespearean spirit, and all the better for it.

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