go to Member Profile (Forum Signature)
then type [url=x]y[/url ]
instead of x, type the web address
and replace y with any title that you want ex: My DVD collection.

there's no space between the letter l and ], it's the only way I could show it.  If there was no space, then you would only see the letter y, which is your title.
The Codes explain it on the top left corner, where it says Codes Smilies.  Just click on the word.

I come out even better, when I can buy Region 1 dvd's off my friend's dvd store in Sydney, Australia and all dvd orders imported from the U.S. arrive  up to two weeks in advance of the release date!! With the exception of all Warner Bros Titles that get delivered the same week after the release date.

Thanks for asking that question about showing your dvd collection. I'd like to do it too!

Adam K., you got a pretty small sweet collection. I also noticed you have a lot of movies that are the same as me (I used to have Max Keeble and Monsters, Inc. They broke in my old sucky DVD player.)

Quote: Originally posted by Gabriel Powers
Tony...I noticed a lot of Full Screen editions in that collection...Yeah, I just got a widescreen TV about 2 weeks ago, so I'm settling in with it. I always used full screen

Sorry to Hijack the thread but how is Aficianado, i had been using Profiler but the thing is such a rescource hog that i cant use it (unless its gotten better).

Quote: Originally posted by Adam K
most of my DVDs are fullscreen no thanx to my uneducated brother who thinks fullscreen is better than widescreen...however that's over with now. i will INSIST on widescreen from now on...its so much better! That's how my younger bro is.

My DVD Collection is now in my sig.

Honestly, once I discovered wide screen, loooooong before I ever had a widescreen TV, I couldn't even look at Pan-and-Scan movies ever again. I'm very much into the art of film over the writing within, so my priorities are interesting to say the least.

Quote: Originally posted by Gabriel Powers
Honestly, once I discovered wide screen, loooooong before I ever had a widescreen TV, I couldn't even look at Pan-and-Scan movies ever again. I'm very much into the art of film over the writing within, so my priorities are interesting to say the least.

Same here bros.  You know what I really hate....it's when I have guests over at MY place and they insist to put fullscreen or subtitles on.

Quote: Originally posted by Adam K
most of my DVDs are fullscreen no thanx to my uneducated brother who thinks fullscreen is better than widescreen...however that's over with now. i will INSIST on widescreen from now on...its so much better!

o, and thanx Tony...you've got a great collection too
My brother is stupid.
The only time I'd ever watch FS dvd's is if they're open matte usually.

Quote: Originally posted by Tony DeFrancisco
I like your collection. You have Harold and Kumar and Napoleon Dynamite.
Thanks.
I love Harold and Kumar, and I like ND quite a bit despite the fact that it's a little overrated.

Quote: Originally posted by Gabriel Powers
Honestly, once I discovered wide screen, loooooong before I ever had a widescreen TV, I couldn't even look at Pan-and-Scan movies ever again. I'm very much into the art of film over the writing within, so my priorities are interesting to say the least.

Ditto. Sony actually uses a pan and scan process on most of it's movies that physically makes me ill. It speeds up the framerate conversion of the movie whenever there is an artifical pan. Check it out the next time a few good men or a league of their own is on TV.

Quote: Originally posted by Tony DeFrancisco
Spy Kids 3 was okay
It was medicore.
Had it's moments.
I was the only person in the theatre that didn't get a headache from the 3-D effects.

I haven't purchased anything in pan & scan, given the choice, since 1994 when I purchased my first laserdisc player in order to get most of my movies in widescreen format. There isn't any need for pan & scan titles anymore as most DVD players, any decent ones anyway, have a zoom feature for those who prefer their movies butchered, and when upgrading to a 16x9 television all the pan & scan titles one owns become obsolete picture quality wise.

I haven't updated my DVDProfiler database in a while since other things have been taking up most of my PC time here at home this summer; I'm probably missing a good 150 or so titles.

The one thing I like about looking at other's collections, is that you can check to see if there's any film/tv show/dvd that you like and forgot about, and you wouldn't mind adding to your collection.

I now have over 450 dvd's.
I'm focusing on more TV shows I like from the 80's and early 90's, as well as some 70's.