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AniMat's Blu-ray & DVD Collection (2020 Edition) (Patreon)

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2020-08-12 19:07:57
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2020-08-30 01:33:30
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2026-06
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Let’s just say that I own a lot of movies

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AniMat's Blu-ray / DVD Collection (2020 Edition)

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Comments

Kenneth Stoddard

I’m wondering how in the heck did you manage to get Dolittle? Did you saw it in theaters? If not, did you bought it for the purpose of Animat Watches in the future? There are so many questions that I want to know.

JDude93

This was a really, enjoyable video, Mat! You’ve got a really good taste in media! I’ve been collecting movies, TV shows and video games myself for about 10 years and have got a huge collection. I used to go to pawn shops, old book stores, and more getting old VHS tapes, DVD’s, and more and I still do it occasionally. My most prized possessions in it would have to be a Star Wars Trilogy Widescreen VHS set from 1995, and the Limited Edition DVD and Blu-ray sets of Batman: the Animated Series and Justice League/JLU, among many others. It can be a bit of a chore for a multitude of reasons, but it can be fun collecting this kind of stuff because you discover things that you have never heard of before.

Anonymous

I personally I think that Dolittle is one of those movies that’s significantly overhated the movies not nearly as bad as most people make it out to be, although there are a couple of movies like Dora that I do wonder how you ended up with even though I didn’t necessarily hate the Dora movie either. Also this is a little off topic but I just wanna throw this out there, the whole John Lassiter situation has been blown WAY out of proportion he made a mistake and he apologized for it and now he’s trying to make things right within the animation industry and I have to respect him for that, he’s not some horrible person that deserves to be locked up so can we please stop treating him like he’s some kind of criminal? Please!! It’s not like he did anything illegal. So let’s just give the guy break, ok!

Justin Monti

Well this was unexpected. You certainly have quite a collection Mat. There are a few movies I am wondering about and how and why you have them like DoLittle and Dora and the Lost City of Gold. Other than that great video.

Hugo Segal

He might use the latter for a review or a special video sometime in the future. You never know!

Hugo Segal
>>42076875

On one hand, Lasseter's nowhere near the notoriety of Weinstein or John K; he's at least trying to lay low for now and sorting out his personal issues. That being said, his rapid transition from Disney/Pixar to Skydance was baffling, to say the least.

Jeff B. Hughes

So just out of curiosity what about VHS how many do you have? And if so do you collect them or do you have nowhere to put them?

Hunter O'Laughlin

That’s awesome you have the original Star Wars trilogy has they were originally before the Special Editions! I’m a little jealous because my family doesn’t own the original versions of the Star Wars trilogy. We have the 1997 Special Editions VHSes with the gold covers, the 2004 DVD box set, and the 2011 Blu-Ray collection that has the original trilogy as well as the Prequel trilogy. We do also have the Sequel Trilogy except for Rise of Skywalker because we have Disney+ in order to watch it. I’m planning to buy the VHSes of the original unaltered Star Wars trilogy so I’m not just stuck with the Special Editions.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Ever since Saturday when I read your update vlog and you stated that this week’s next video would be a “Special One”, I got intrigued to see what you had in store. And I’m glad to among your Patreon subscribers to get early access to this special video instead of waiting till Friday to see it on YouTube. And now that I’ve seen what this Special Video is, I’m glad I got to see it and you decided to finally do this. It was very nice of you to show us your Blu-Ray and DVD collection and be able to read the titles of the movies you own more closely. I recognize most of the movies from your defunct What’s in the Box? series where they were sent to you by fans. I recognized the Blu-Ray gift set of The Ten Commandments I sent you as a Christmas gift from your last What’s in the Box? episode. I’m happy to see you still have it and I like that you put in a special place with the other box-sets of classic films like The Wizard of Oz, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and others as part of the set you refer to as "The Special Editions" or "The Essentials". This was definitely an interesting video and a great one. I enjoyed the tour you gave of us fans of your Blu-Ray and DVD collection of animated or live-action films and TV shows, Animes and TV specials.