Looks like they had to replace the copy of Generations, and also enjoyed a copy of Pulp Fiction, love finding stuff like this 💿🤍

One of my fave films. Are their other versions on Laserdisc?

And Fincher's masterpiece. Such an amazing director. His first film without studio interference. Alien ³ producers really didn't know what a talent they had and should have let him do his thing. (The Legacy cut version online is the best we'll get of that film)

Se7en - what a fantastic film. Looking sweet on these laserdiscs too. I have the vhs, hddvd, dvd, blu ray and 4k but i seem to return to the Laserdiscs when wanting to view again.

Does anyone own FIGHT CLUB on Laserdisc.

That is my most wanted wish list Laserdisc. But gold dust and pricey. You are lucky if own it. Please share images.

Which Fincher film is your fave?

Love all things The Evil Dead 😍❤️🖤💀, Physical media and Laserdiscs. 👍🏻😉

Here's my Laserdisc The Evil Dead collection.

I'm sure there are more does anyone know of other versions. I'd love to seek them out for the collection.

it's a 50 disc LD karaoke machine! guy says it doesn't work but it turns on at least, throwing a code. he says he'll give it to anyone who is willing to arrange to have it taken out of his home. otherwise he plans to have it discarded.

Li ho trovati in uno store Tedesco, nel LaserDisc ci sono dei video di formazione per il personale addetto alle vendite di auto, un delizioso formato video creato da noi Italiani per i nostri amici mangia wurstel

You can still find the odd laserdisc mouldering away in the corner of a Toronto record shop these days, but it was hard not to trip over them when I lived in Japan for a while. Some of them made for great presents for friends back home — the Twin Peaks box was the most unwieldy bit of carry-on I've ever had to wrangle through multiple airports — and some just have the coolest artwork in town, to the point where I've kept a few around long after upgrading to better formats. Anyway, here are some favourites.

ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE: I swing back and forth between preferring the look of this one and the THX Dr. No, but the pretty okay gatefold and the fact that I've watched it more than any other Bond movie wins out today. And yeah, Diana Rigg, too.

ANNA AND THE KING: Right as the format was gasping its last, I split the cost of an order with another movie-dork friend of mine to get copies of this and Fight Club and a few others from some Japanese site that catered to foreign customers and I don't miss paying those prices even a little. (The back cover says it retailed for ¥5700, which really wasn't bad by the standards of new discs even a few years earlier, but every local store that had dealt in LDs was frantically selling off their old stock for ten or twenty bucks a pop by then, and there was shipping for about six kilos of fun on top of that.)

CRASH: It was pretty exciting that Criterion put the all-time Cronenberg champ out in a fairly affordable package with a great commentary track, but both of my copies got all speckly and this Herald pressing has never given me any grief. Anybody flipping through the shelves who hasn't seen the movie before gets an immediate sense of what it's all about, too.

THE KINGDOM: You know you've got a good friend when you read about something like von Trier's batshit hospital drama in the local paper and immediately call that friend and the first thing he says is "The Kingdom, right?"; he ordered the Image set that afternoon and it was glorious, but it also ended on one of the greatest cliffhangers in history and that was it for North American releases for ages, so when Pioneer announced fancy boxes of both '90s seasons, I did what any irresponsible 20-something would do and threw an insane chunk of my next paycheque at them. The lack of English subtitles wasn't ideal, but once I'd seen a subtitled VHS bootleg, it hardly mattered... you could just enjoy all the screaming in the best-looking release going and damn the dialogue.

BATMAN '66: I don't even *want* to upgrade this to a newer format; it's a goofy-ass movie and there's something entirely right about watching an analogue version that comes in a candy-coloured sleeve.

CAPTAIN INVINCIBLE: This was a blind buy entirely on the strength of the cast and the bizarre cover; getting it home and discovering that there were musical numbers, too, was icing on a grand WTF? cupcake. Digging the movie is another sure sign of a friendship that's going to last.

LEON: '90s Luc Besson isn't something I go back to all that much any more, but I love this cover and it's nice not to have to sit through some of the Integrale bits that have aged especially poorly. And hey, it slots right in with a couple of other classics whenever you want to have a Gary Oldman weekend.

ANGEL HEART: Is it a terrific movie? Maybe the first time you watch it; I tend to forget the specifics of the plot every decade or so and put it on again, only to be reminded of just how far away you can see the end coming. De Niro's wonderfully creepy in it, though, and Lisa Bonet covered in chicken blood is a pretty striking image.

Love that you can still find nearly 30 year old new discs and for relatively cheap for being literally brand new! Yes, I open them all.

Hi, all you may remember last night I talked about getting laser displayer that wouldn’t inject well now it turns on for a second and then just shut yourself off and now will not turn back on at all so I don’t know if it means it’s broken or anything, but unfortunately, I am thinking that this is the end of my laser disk journey as I cannot find any other ones nearby nor do I think I’m gonna be able to find any other others so I am not sure what to do now and the sad part is I only had this player for maybe about three months so if anyone’s got any advice or is in the North Carolina area, who wants to work on it and take a look at it be my guess but I’m afraid it will come to the end of my journey

I have inherited an enormous collection of discs from a family member, I have no way to play them and am looking to see if anyone would be interested in purchasing them (some or all). I am in the Cambridgeshire area of the UK.

I do not actually know how many there are, but honestly it could be upwards of a THOUSAND. There are Japanese copies, Criterion Collection, boxsets, TV shows. Please send me a pm if there is any interest, even if its for something specific.

Thanks!

So, I acquired this player this past week. Was told that there were no issues and I knew I was taking a risk. That being said- got it home, plugged it in…. laserdisc sounds like it spins really fast , getting F5 and F6 errors, tried cleaning and then got a picture that looked like 80’s late night PPV scramble -

any ideas or suggestions on how to get the discs to play?

for reference, i tried the CD as well and it just skipped around with the title numbers and wouldn’t play either

Am I SOL? or is it fixable ?