dvd

Physical media forever.

Our homes used to be filled with these tapes and discs. Now they’re just gone.

Suncoast Video, which was once in hundreds of malls around the country, has just two outlets still open.

The first Target store opened on May 3rd, 1962 in Roseville, MN and from that day forward they have always stocked these items, but that could all come to end very soon.

One more option off the board.

Minnesota's own Best Buy said it's going to stop selling these popular items at the end of the holiday season this year.

You might be sitting on a lot of money in discs.

The popular Duluth business, Collector's Collection has announced that they will discontinue their DVD selection.

These are so bad they’re great.

If you’re in need of a break from the movie theater next month, there are lots of great titles heading to DVD and Blu-ray in February, including some of last year’s most critically acclaimed releases to help you get caught up before the Oscars. Whether you’re looking to rent or own, you’ll find plenty of titles to choose from in our guide to February’s new DVD and Blu-ray releases.

Big box giant Best Buy is experimenting with having a robot pick out your c.d. DVD or game selection for you, in the near future.

Warner Bros. has announced that starting May 1st, they will stop shipping all versions of the classic 'Wizard of Oz', all except the 70th anniversary 2-DVD set, which will be available until October.  After that, no more Scarecrow, Tinman, Cowardly Lion or Dorothy and Toto.