1986 THROWBACK REPORT: "VIDEO STORES"
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A video rental shop/store is a physical retail business that rents home videos such as movies, prerecorded TV shows, video game discs and other content. Typically, a rental shop conducts business with customers under conditions and terms agreed upon in a rental agreement or contract, which may be implied, explicit, or written. Many video rental stores also sell previously-viewed movies and/or new, lots of unopened movies.
In the 1980s, video rental stores rented VHS and Beta tapes of movies, although most stores dropped Beta tapes when VHS won the format war late in the decade. In the early 2000s, video rental stores began renting DVDs, a digital format with higher resolution than VHS; DVDs eventually replaced videocassettes. Millions and millions of video rentals are also offered in other business such as grocery stores, drugstores or convenience stores.
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Now all the video stores locally are out of business
I remember the mom & pop video store where my brothers and I use to go. Once we pick our regular movie to watch one of my brothers would go in the room in back of the store to get his movies , I use to want to follow him but he would not let me. Once I became a teen I found out what was behind that corner in back!😂
Stores like these were way better than the streaming services we have today. There were no algorithms and there were no contract based restrictions on the types of content they had. They had all the Disney movies, Universal, Warner Bros...
hell yeah VHS tapes is like one of my memorable things from my childhood, I get so emotional thinking about it. that and nintendo 64...the early 2000's was still good even though DVD's were out but VHS just has that thing
Not to mention many of them had an "Adults Only" section tucked away in the back.
I Remember, My Husband Jason David, our three children, our 3-year-old daughter named Sarah, our 6-year-old son named Ben, and our 8-year-old son named Peter, and I would get into our Dodge Minivan, and we would drive into town, from our Farm where we lived in Canton, It had a Blockbuster Video in Town, we would go over to it, Sarah, Ben, and Peter would each pick out their Favorite Movie, while Jason David and I would pick out our favorite Movie, we would check them out, and go back home, sometimes Sarah, Ben, and Peter would each watch their movies, and when they're asleep, Jason David and I would be watching our movie, and our Top 90 Favorite Movies of The 80s, 90s, 2000s is.
90. E.T the Extraterrestrial.
89. Batman.
88. Rain Man.
87. Back to the Future Part 2.
86. Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
85. Coming to America.
84. Honey I Shrunk the Kids.
83. The Gods must be Crazy.
82. The Little Mermaid. Animated Movie.
81. Three Men and a Baby.
80. Beverly Hills Cop 2.
79. The Black Cauldron. Animated Movie.
78. Legend.
77. Labyrinth. (R.I.P David Bowie).
76. Cat's Eye.
75. The Care Bears Movie. Animated Movie.
74. Care Bears Movie 2 a new Generation. Animated Movie.
73. The Color Purple.
72. Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer.
71. The Burbs.
70. Orca.
69. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. (R.I.P Gene Wilder).
68. Field of Dreams.
67. Born on the Fourth of July.
66. K-9.
65. Turner and Hooch.
64. Old Yeller.
63. Beethoven.
62. Beethoven's 2nd.
61. Darkman.
60. Jetson's the Movie. Animated Movie.
59. A Troll in Central Park. Animated Movie.
58. Once Upon a Forest. Animated Movie.
57. Rock-A-Doodle. Animated Movie.
56. The Rescuers. Animated Movie.
55. The Rescuers Down Under. Animated Movie.
54. Ducktales the movie treasure of the lost lamp. Animated Movie.
53. A Goofy Movie.
52. an Extremely Goofy Movie.
51. Road House.
50. Ghost.
49. Tall Tale the unbelievable adventures of Pacos Bill.
48. Fatherhood.
47. The Preacher's Wife. (R.I.P Whitney Huston).
46. Joseph King of Dreams.
45. The Prince of Egypt.
44. The Road to El Dorado.
43. The Swan Princess.
42. A Little Princess.
41. Black Beauty. 1994.
40. The Secret Garden.
39. The Nutcracker.
38. The Nutcracker Prince. Animated Movie.
37. Ernest Saves Christmas.
36. A Christmas Story.
35. No Holds Barred.
34. Babar the Movie. Animated Movie.
33. The Thief and the Cobbler.
32. The Never-Ending Story. (And the sequels).
31. Back to the Future Part 3.
30. Back to the Future.
39. Homeward Bound the Incredible Journey.
38. Homeward Bound 2 lost in San Francisco.
37. Sister Act.
36. Sister Act 2 back in the Habit.
35. Pokémon the first movie. Anime Movie.
34. Pokémon the movie 2000.
33. Pokémon 3 the movie.
32. Pokémon 4 ever.
31. Pokémon Jirachi wish maker.
30. Pokémon Destiny Deoxys.
29. Digimon the Movie.
28. My Neighbor Totoro.
27. Kiki's Delivery Service.
26. Castle in the Sky.
25. Spirited Away.
24. The Cat Returns.
23. My Neighbor's the Yamadas.
22. Porco Roso.
21. Pom Poko.
20. Metropolis.
19. Mighty Morphing Power Rangers the Movie. 1993. (R.I.P Jason David Frank).
18. Turbo a Power Rangers Movie.
17. Darkman 2 Return of Durant.
16. Darkman 3 Die, Darkman, Die.
15. Hook.
14. Kindergarten Cop.
13. Miracle on 34th Street. (R.I.P Richard Attenborough).
12. Shiloh.
11. Ernest Goes to Camp.
10. Ready to Rumble.
9. Bicentennial Man.
8. Blankman.
7. Look Who's Talking. (And the two sequels) (R.I.P Kirsty Alley).
6. Jurassic Park. (And the Sequels).
5. Sesame Street Presents Follow that Bird.
4. A Muppet Christmas Carol.
3. Muppet Treasure Island.
2. Big Top Pee-Wee.
1. Police Academy.
dave looks like john candy.
I really miss these awesome ancient relics!
We had our first VCR in '85. The crash seemed a long, long way away. Item: Late 2020, Family Video, the last American video store chain, closes all its stores.
😢
M. Sloane me and my folks got our first VCR the year before you did in 1984 I hope you will reply to this
@@sherryhannah9262 Hi, Sherry. Well, video stores became a huge part of the culture, didn't they? We went as a group to the video store every Friday night to get movies for the weekend. Everybody got their pick. Lots of movie nights. It may be just me, but Red Box, as a vending machine on a sidewalk outside a Walgreens, does not capture the fun of the big video store, do you think? Miss those days.
'86 is the year the first place opened in my area: "Montreal Stereo Video". It's a Greek grocery now, LOL.
I showed my grampa how to use the VCR at age 6! LOL
It was a Sanyo, and it had a _corded_ remote control.
$2.50 that was way overpriced back then.
A slice of history. They're all long gone now in 2020. The world of technology moves on.
We got our first VCR in 1992. By 2006, we'd completely transitioned to DVD. In 2019, I bought a Blu Ray player. We also stream movies and TV shows online. The 80s seem like eons ago at this stage.
Lion2Tiger I hope you will reply to this I have a VCR/DVD player
@@sherryhannah9262 Still watching VHS tapes, eh? When did you get your first VCR?
RIP videos stores they've gone extinct
Hey, do you know where I can find the original footage without the watermark
I am so sick of watermarks over cool footage like this. It's like degrading video tapes but worse
0:50 Elliot Rosenberg?!? Poor guy. Might as well call him Jewy Jewman.
How about I name you Bigot Bigotbutt?