Where I can buy movies in New York? I mean aside from the typical blockbusters, I mean stuff like criterionc collection, foreing movies and thigs like that.
New York is pretty big, if you mean NYC, I only know of two shops left open. Don't remember the names but one was a weird asian place that had a shit ton of great rare stuff cheap and a rental place with a crappy BIN section.
http://observer.com/2014/08/still-a-contender-some-video-stores-are-thriving-in-new-york-city/
>>68828216
Amazon.
>>68828216
You're better off buying your stuff online. You're unlikely to get better prices at stores.
Check out the new Alamo Drafthouse when it opens. The one in SF has a ton of regular and criterion dvds and bluray.
>>68828330
Yes, I mean NYC, should have clarified.
>>68828493
>>68828508
But I like going to stores and find obscure stuff there, it's part of the magic
>>68828523
Thanks
They sell Criterions in any HMV. I've even seen some in Best Buy
Do you not have those stores in NY?
>>68829418
HVM isn't in new york I think
>>68829468
Damn, I assumed HMV was more common, but there's only 125 locations worldwide. There's been one in every city or town I've lived in.
Anyway, like I said, it's not uncommon to find them in places like Best Buy or wherever else you'd expect to find retail blu-rays. If you needed to, libraries tend to have a lot of them as well.
>>68828216
Movie rights are expensive. Are you a millionaire?
>buying movies
>>68829585
Thanks, I will take a look on best buy and some libraries then, maybe that Japanese one, kinokuniya I think, has some interesting things.
