Down to the "old" VHS video collection now.

[Inmykombi (Geoff)]

I know we have had other threads about the weather, but its been so bad for so long, I am now getting to the end of my DVD and video collection.

I have watched my DVD's again, and now all I have left are the old VHS videos that have collected dust for a good few years.

Such as:

Jason ans the Argonauts

Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

Island of Terror

The Original Time Machine


And some other Alien movies where they have bubble heads.

AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.


Can some one help me and stop me from re-watching these again.

The Weather is getting to me....finally....

[mozzie (Peter)]

i through my old vhs player the day after getting my first dvd player back in 1999 ive still got my starwars movies but nothing to play them on
mozzie

[Inmykombi (Geoff)]

Originally Posted by mozzie

i through my old vhs player the day after getting my first dvd player back in 1999 ive still got my starwars movies but nothing to play them on
mozzie

I think you can still buy VHS video players cheap in some stores.
You gotta play them Star Wars movies again Peter....

Geoffro.

[mozzie (Peter)]

Originally Posted by Inmykombie

I think you can still buy VHS video players cheap in some stores.
You gotta play them Star Wars movies again Peter....

Geoffro.

no way geoff dvd and surround heaps better ive bought the collection on dvd but just cant seem to throw the vhs
mozzie

[Kevnool (Kev)]

Going back i can remember buying my first VHS tape of Xanadu which cost 99 dollars at the time ,yep the good ole videotape
Cheers Kev.

[mozzie (Peter)]

QUOTE=Kevnool;457103]Going back i can remember buying my first VHS tape of Xanadu which cost 99 dollars at the time ,yep the good ole videotape
Cheers Kev.[/QUOTE]
thank goodness that dvds are a lot cheaper you may be able to pick up xanadu for 99cents know
mozzie

[Marclau (Marcel)]

Originally Posted by mozzie

i through my old vhs player the day after getting my first dvd player back in 1999 ive still got my starwars movies but nothing to play them on
mozzie

I purchased a Panasonic Video VHS/DVD/Harddrive player/burner last year which allow you to convert VHS directly and burn it to harddrive or DVD.......

I purchased it to convert some of my old 200 tapes from years back.
After ripping the original serier from Charlies Angels (one of my wifes favourite series) we began to watch it from the newly ripped 5.1 DVD.
What a disappointing and boring action series after watching it again after so many years. Car chases was boring, acting average, and dont even mention the fighting scenes. Even my wife commented 'never again'.........needless to say I have not converted or watched a VHS tape since.........and its now become a $600 DVD burner.......