Nice to know there is someone beside me who want media in the best quality possible. :)

Like 10-15 I think. But definitely under 20.

8: Rango, Tangled, Toy Story 3, Up, Despicable Me, Inception, Inglourious Basterds, Blade Runner.
Good movies, but just random purchases (except Blade Runner) to see the potential of the new format. That's why 5 of those are CGI movies. Verdict: I could have as well just bought them on DVD.

I always hated VHS, never bought a single movie on that format and patiently waited for the first format which would do movies justice. And it took a lot of patience... Then the DVD was announced, I was fascinated right from the start, built up a huge library over the years (and as an eraly adopter I payed 50€ for each DVD in the first 2 or 3 years). BluRay didn't impress me and the format came too early - at least I thought at first, but today I think it actually came too late. Biggest disappointment: Again those (mostly redundant) extras on a separate disc? Please...

I still own around 700 DVDs (used to be around 900, all of them purchased of course).

I already gave away around 200 of my DVDs. I'll give away around 400-500 more over the next months and only keep my 200-300 most favorite movies (it may sound strange to some, but yes, I actually have several hundred most favorite movies, ranging from silent movies to modern movies, I have e.g. at least 200 movies from the 1910s to 1940s, my collection of Chaplin/Keaton/Marx Brothers/Laurel&Hardy short and featured films alone is around 50 DVDs).

Recently I decided to not buy any more movies on physical media. The future - actually already the present - is VoD.

Just one: Tenacious D Masterworks 2.

Yeah i agree with you.

Spending more money on resolution feels a lot like spending more money on the printing in a book.

It looks better, but is completely unrelated to why i'm reading the book.

Though I'm oldschool.  To me watching a movie is about getting a good story or scenario.  Not random explosions.

I agree on the book part, cheap paperbacks are fine. Not on the movie part though.
Movies are an audio visual experience for me. I read books for stories. 2 hour movies are usually too short to paint more then a good concept. When I watch a movie I want to let my eyes wander over the screen and pick out all the details, feel goosebumps from the sound effects, tension from sudden silence, etc. Random explosions have nothing to do with it. The best movies are those where all the elements work together perfectly, story, visuals and sound.

I'm still waiting for a blue-ray release of Spirited Away :/

Its not on bluray? Weird, even Grave of the fireflies got a Blu release :(

Better to own more than 500 blurays than nothing.

I only own two :(. Advent Children, which came with my ps3, and Inception.