A lot of anime going on. 

Finally finished importing the UK Dragon Ball Z's, they look pretty cool on the shelf: 

A lot of interesting anime has been announced in the past couple weeks.

Chainsaw Man, Frieren part 2, Solo Leveling S1 got announced. 

Most of my movies on discs are from the 1990s - 2010s, my collection was especially lacking of the silent movie era (1900s - 1930s):

So I decided that I needed a lot more classics from the first half of the 20th century. So far i got these the last 2 weeks:

I also ordered two Buster Keaton collections and some other classics, which should arrive in the next few days.

Gone a little overboard this month. 

Love Actually
When Harry Met Sally
Meet Joe Black
Knocked Up
Fifty Shades of Grey
Her
Noragami S1
Crazy Stupid Love
Blazing Saddles
Bridget Jones 4
Naruto Shippuden set 4
Naruto Shippuden set 5
Jujitsu Kaisen Part 1
Jujitsu Kaisen Part 2
InuYasha final season
My Dressup Darling
Horimiya S1
A Knight's Tale 4k

Was trying not to buy anything more this, but $50 for Supernatural through Gruv's ebay was hard to pass up...  

A general question, in terms of movies/tv shows/anime etc...

...Does anybody feel like 4K physical media will be the last?

My latest additions.

Cool, Agatha Christie!

The BBC series is highly rated, I'll probably get it, too:

https://www.imdb.com/de/title/tt9907044/?ref_=fn_all_ttl_1

Never seen it, but I love the old movies with Margaret Rutherford.

Yeah.

I don't think there's enough incentive to make something better. And frankly I think it would be hard to do better in the first place. 

I agree as well.

I don't seeing 8K bluray ever happening.

After movies from the 1920s - 1950s, this week I bought some great collections of 1960s movies.

Most of them I watched several times in my childhood on free-TV.

4 Doris Day movies, 16 Jerry Lewis movies, 20 Louis de Funès movies and 16 Karl May movies (Wild West movies and adventure movies from Germany):