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I shifted almost all my purchases to Vudu around 2014 and am sitting at a bit over 1400 on Vudu and around 700 on disc. I only upgrade favorite movies that get watched a lot over time to UHD and only when they are on sale. I'm guessing I'm at around 100 including upgrades and purchases for 4K.

I have 8 full size, 1 half width and 2 half height Billy bookcases in my house. Most of them have glass doors because we mix books with fragile curios and we have cats. I'm a big fan.

Are those IKEA Billy bookcases?

I enjoyed it. It was definitely not in the same class as the original, but it was more mediocre than terrible. Working on a five star scale where Batman & Robin is a 1 and The Dark Knight is a 5, I would give this movie a solid 3.5.

HBO Max and Peacock were the main reasons I connected an Android TV device to a Roku TV. If all my subscriptions end up on Roku, I might not bother with it.

Google TV is the latest iteration of Android TV.

It is about $6/mo per service, except YouTube Premium, which is $15. I have a family membership to YouTube Premium, which includes YouTube Music. That is five named users, so not a terrible deal. I'm a bit bummed about the demise of Google Play Music, because YouTube Music is not that great though.

Google TV supports both, but I thought HBO Max finally made a deal with Roku (or was that Peacock?).

One advantage of the Google TV option is that it supports Peacock.

I spend about a total of roughly $400 a year to not watch ads on YouTube, Hulu, CBS All Access and Peacock.

We are approaching the point where we will be able to access most of the live local network TV stuff without needing a live TV package. I can watch my local CBS affiliate via CBS All Access and can get live content from NBC via Peacock. PBS also provides live content from my local affiliate...

I absolutely LOVE this.

https://store.google.com/product/chromecast_google_tv

Most new movies release in Atmos. Many of the streaming services are adopting Atmos. I don't think surround is going anywhere.

I own over 2000 films and I've probably seen triple that, so getting it down to something like a top ten is really hard. There is also the distinction between movies I really like to watch and movies that I think are in the "best movies" category. For example, I've watched Underworld a dozen...

I was one of the dummies who paid $30 for Mulan on Disney+ only to have it show up on Vudu a few weeks later for the same price. Not doing that again.

I have an X940, which was the 2015 flagship, it still looks amazing and I hope to get another five years out of it. The new ones look even better at half the price.

If I were making the real list, it would probably have a couple hundred titles in it.

Jaws Alien/Aliens Blade Runner Apocalypse Now All the President's Men The Usual Suspects L.A. Confidential Tombstone Wedding Crashers Sideways As Good As It Gets

We still watch Netflix more than any of the other services, so keeping it is a no-brainer for us.