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Posted: 31 Mar 2026, 00:42
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k-mox wrote: Watched robocop over the weekend 
Nice, I have the first Robocop on DVD, now I'm planning to get the Laserdisc for it. Me personally, I'm a collector VHS, DVD and down the line Laserdisc. |
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Posted: 31 Mar 2026, 01:42
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| I know like some here have said that Laserdisc most likely can't be brought back mostly because of the cost involved but I am hoping that your project comes together. Keep us posted. |
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Posted: 05 Apr 2026, 21:10
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Honestly surprised not a single chinese company just copied a decent later player with all the outputs needed in today’s world.
Seeing new ld releases….
This whole thing is a "fun, cool" project, but for any actual companies in business, what would the market be? There is, and would be, --absolutely no-- group of thousands of people who "want to buy movies on discs in 2026-2030 or later, but who want them to be standard-definition, analog-picture discs in a large physical format rather than what Blu-ray and UHD discs offer now".
I do not know, maybe there would/could be a couple of -hundred- or so people who fit that description, all or most of whom are likely members of this forum now, but if that hypothetical group can support such a project on their own, it will just be a true hobby activity, I would expect. Fun to watch what happens in any case, for sure.
Me personally, I would like laserdiscs to return so modern movies can be put on them somehow just for the heck of it, but obviously DVDs Blu Rays and 4K is supposed to be what today and from now on has to offer in this modern day and age. |
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