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An excellent and succinct study on the world's most scholarly, humble, ingenious and philoshophical director not to mention best-looking. His career to date places him never more than a millimetre away from the most controversial topics and his approach to them is always to open them up from the standard forms that media uses with their portrayal. Congratulations on being the channel who first gets to grips with his journey to date. The perfect introduction to his work.

I collect movies that I wanted to by when I was a kid, but couldn't because they were too expensive. Now I buy them for only 50 cents.

I like the thrill of the hunt...

I collect amethyst glass, shoe figurines...and the young man in this documentary just made me realize I collect clothes...lol

I think the male with toy situation is... making boys grow up and man up... and toys do not really fit into that narrative ...so now as men...you can finally express your self...girls have all type of toys jewels...the dress up...never ended

I saved this video a few days ago and it wasn't until midway through that I realized you weren't a huge youtuber with a million subscribers. This video was superb and I think you are on the cusp of blowing up as your style and skills are already top notch. Subscribed!

Looking forward to seeing Civil War but hoping U.S. politics never get to that point. Great documentary of Alex Garland! His movies do make you think.

if its pokemon and licensed and not a bootleg then i collect it if i can afford it and its not a stupid scalper price...pokemon and my kitties are the only things i have in life that make me somewhat happy and havent betrayed or hurt me ^_^

1. Fallout 2. Dead Reckoning Part 1 3. Rogue Nation 4. Ghost Protocol 5. M:I-III 6. M:I 7. M:I-II

TOP 10 FAVORITE MOVIES OF 2023: 1. Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse 2. Godzilla Minus One 3. Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part 1 4. John Wick Chapter 4 5. Oppenheimer 6. Killers Of The Flower Moon 7. The Killer 8. Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol.3 9. Scream VI 10. Elemental

Did they make this into a movie?

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Antiques have to be 100 years old or more!

Man Disney pins are no joke, I first went to Disney world when I was 19 in 2021 so yeah…not that long ago, I got really into the pins, fast forward 3 years, I spent probably $4,000 on pins, and just sold off my collection which…is still painful, but I sold my collection for $26,000 and bought my first newish car, a Ford Mustang, now I’m 21 starting a six figure job in 7 months and my pin collection is about to be restarting!

It’s crazy how good it seems television keeps getting every year! Last year was definitely a good year!

Righteous genstones getting a mention is all i needed

This is a nice overview of television from last year. I'm busy with so many different areas of film studies that I don't have time to watch all of this, but that's why it's nice to have people like you to give me an idea of what to watch out for.

It’s the hunter/ gatherer part of our instinct.

Great video!

That was a really good watch

I also am a collector...VINYL etc of my fav artist CONNIE FRANCIS and i'm still after 52 yrs adding stuff. From that collecting i was introduced to Stamps from New Zealand, Greece, Britain, Cyprus, Cook Islands. I am still looking for wooden angels from Italy in the 1950's and in full it was fantastically done on a roundabout with mother angel hanging from a silver crown. I have 4 little angels that survive, and when i make the christmas cake i put them in the top icing.

Lol Disney got er with the ol' free pin ploy.

I only collect online cosmetics in games mostly with my spare money 😂 but i get it dont worry lol

There are only two kinds of people in this world: Those who collect, and those who don’t.

I am just a little lost- the dude talking about Skylanders mentioned playing it in middle and high school- isn't the game fairly recent (with the understanding this video was made 2 years ago)?

First generation Beatles fan since they came to the US to do the Ed Sullivan Show on Feb.9, 1964. As a kid in '64...I started with the records...the magazines...the bubble gum cards...you name it...I had it. Now I have lots of "one off" items from The Beatles...personally owned items...autographs...owned and worn clothing...all kinds of stuff. Used to travel to all the major Beatles shows in the US & Canada and put everything on display....

As a dealer in collectibles a few comments: 1. Collect because you like it...not because you THINK it MIGHT go up in value. It may very well go up....and it may very well NOT. 2.Avoid Funko Pops - buy them ONLY because you like them. They are the "Beanie Babies" of the 2000's. Tomorrow's garage sale FODDER I assure you. They don't even get used like comic books or baseball cards.....no ONE takes them out of the package to ever get damaged or used. They remain pristine...FOREVER. Big mistake in collecting.... 3. Condition, condition, condition 4.Just because it's rare doesn't mean it's going to be valuable. 5. Just because it's old doesn't mean it's going to be valuable. 6. Just because it's old AND rare does not necessarily mean it's going to be valuable. The item needs to be popular too. 7. If someone is offering you "crazy high money" for something....I highly recommend you take it. Odds are, you'll never get that amount offered to you AGAIN. 8. That "digital skin" shit.....biggest CON that ever came up...Wish I had thought of it. Don't do IT! BUY THE PHYSICAL. Bits and Bytes are worthless. EVER hear of FTX and the scammer Bankman-Fried? If not - do the research! See you all at the next comic or anime show....or at the next flea market.....

Awesome I have many collections.

Collectors of collections..... Oh yes thats spot on!!!

Here 2023

I collect poodle ordiments

I'm trying to collect the original 151 pokemon figures. Been getting a lot of hate and belittlement from uncles/aunties who don't understand. Watching documentaries like these to make myself feel better.

collector hobby is pretty niche and expensive that's why some people kinda looking down on this hobby i think it's all about perspective

I’m hopping onto this video almost 2 years after it’s production (and wow, how amazing is it you made this in that shaky year 2020,) and I’m blown away! The quality in this is so amazing; the editing and the cuts to different collectors helps to keep the video flowing, and it’s so awesome to see a group of fellow collectors brought in to shed some light on the topic of their hobby and telling their stories. Everyone has a different collection, no two are the same, and they grow and change along with the person; in a sense it’s a physical representation of them and their life. It’s so easy to point to something and pull a memory from it, which is some of my favorite parts of collecting. This documentary really explains from the inside how collecting feels and how it grows and evolves from childhood. We want to remember and reanimate the memories of our youth. My dad has battled with cancer for many years now, and collecting helps me through it. It brings me memories of the times I spent hunting for the movies and DVD’s I collect, asking him about the movies of his childhood that I can experience for myself. Collecting can be very personal to people, and I loved the woman who collects ornaments especially. She encapsulated to me my feelings on collecting, how it brought her family closer, and gave them special times together. It really is in the thrill of the hunt! Thank you so much for putting so much time and effort into this project, it was a labor of love and it shows your passion for storytelling. Definitely coming back to this when I’m feeling low, just to remember how cool it is to be a collector, lol.

I started collecting dragon type yugioh cards, crystals from mexico, dragon alebrijes, and want to start collecting dragon ty beanie babies. Basically I collect thing from mexico and dragons lol

I’m only a little more than 10 mins into the video, but really do appreciate and respect the points that one of the speakers brought up about their wife and her unknowingly collection of clothes in her closet. This documentary brings up both direct and indirect collecting, not to mention the plethora of things people collect. Very well done!

Love it! ❤

Nice Documentary! We love collecting and decided to start a TH-cam channel to help support our habit! Check us out if you love collectibles!

The lady who said its dumb paying for itunes cause u dont have it physical is just as bad as game collectors haha doesn't matter as long as u pay a fee as digital will always be there with some form of access even with the fortnite reference the other kid made. Not gonna trounce through a 100 cds just to listen to one song lol all about the journey and memories

Itunes is trash TH-cam has every album more than spotify way more good especially if you have TH-cam premium

I no longer play video games but i collect them instead.

The problem with collections is they become baggage that owns you. That why I’ll treat myself to a few high end collectible like XM Studios, HotToys , etc. I’ll always sell once I have more than two statues. I’ve also restricted mu books, collections, around my desk. To each their own but anybody who’s built large collections knows what I’m talking about even if they enjoy it or not.

I have like 10k comic books.

wow since 2020 and just so very few likes and views without a doubt this video is a hidden gem of collecting I have been a collector of video game consoles of neca figures and now of figures in 1/6 scale. and i'm always looking for rooms tours it's a nice coincidence that to this day your video appeared on my home page. Congratulations for the video and you already have a new sub

I'm a baby boomer and have been a collector of many things throughout my life. In the 1970's I collected tv and movie trading cards, cartoon and superhero glasses, stamps and occupied Japan figurines , in the 1980's-1990's I collected coins, an extensive Prince music collection, Batman items, and Snoopy/Peanuts. Moving forward I collected Hard Rock Cafe pins, retro candy containers, vintage bouncy balls, Funko Pops, rubber ducks. I love collecting items.

Don't forget about us women, we collect toys and dolls too.😀✌

Love it

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