Do you purchase DVDs?

I don't. I never watch them.

My process is as follows: I rent the movies that I want to see at a video rental store. You all know which rental store that is. Now, occasionally I buy a DVD of the movies that I really like. But I already know they are keepers after I see them in the movie theatre.

But recently the list of keepers has been dwindling. It is a trend in movies recently. Most of them suck. It's sad but true.

So after I rent the movies that I wanted to see, I generally watch them once and then return them. I simply don't have the time these days (what with work and life and a commute) to watch a movie twice. So why buy DVDs? I have had Netflix before and I am currently subscribing to the other large corporate video rental chain's DVD mail service. But the problem is all the hot DVD'--the new releases and even older popular films--are all available after a short wait.

You can't win.

So I don't buy DVD's anymore, nor do I rent them. Instead, I invested in TiVO.

Well, except in the case of Nacho Libre. I bought that DVD. Me gusta mucho.

And the Soprano's season 6--if you haven't seen that, you really should.