VHS has been big part of my life. I used to rent movies on VHS quite a lot. I still own VCR, couple of them. I still buy VHS tapes, but mostly DVDs and blu-rays. Now I copy tapes to my computer, so I don't have to worry about tapes getting worse.
I forgot all about the remote being on a cord! and I forgot all about renting VCR’s, too! My Dad raised 10 children, so when something new came on the market, he pondered it and studied it, and when he came home with our first microwave, our first VCR, my first Walkman, and our first Atari, can you even imagine what a super hero he was to 10 kids???? He was such a good Daddy. Today is his birthday. First or that he has missed. He passed away last April. He’s still a super hero, though. It is a very happy memory for me!
Nice video.Its still 2024 and I'm still finding sealed vhs tapes! My favorite movie is - 3 Amigos!👍🏻🙂 and of course Star Wars ,New Hope ,Empire ,Return Of The Jedi.
1981ish . My hip aunt & uncle buy a VCR for $1600😲 The WHOLE family (18 or so) cram into their 1bd. apartment to watch Chariots of fire. " Can you pause it , I need to use the washroom was hilarious to us. Great video , great memories. Thanks from 🇨🇦
You brought back some memories for me for sure! Our first VCR was the two part stackable....we had one of those big VCR camera that you took one of the two pieces ( like 10” x 10”) and the tape was in that part....on a shoulder strap....then bring home and watch what you filmed.....then we bought the camera with the VCR tape in it....big ol camera!! Still have both. I loved going to Blockbuster and renting movies....we lived in a college town so summers were best selection. One more you mentioned Halloween....watched that movie while babysitting😱 with my then boyfriend.....now husband of 38 years! I never watched that one twice! I can remember renting Dirty Dancing and was first time I rewound the last scene and watched over and over again.....great memories....Thank you for sharing😊kim
I used to go to Blockbuster every Tuesday grab a couple movies, get a pizza and go hang out with my sister and her kids. She had a Beta but I always ended up just renting a player from Blockbuster along with the tapes. Good times. I am now going thru my parent's collection. They have loads of movies and two players. Ebay here I come.
Our first VCR was a Sony BetaMax. Even the blank tapes were hard to find. For years that was a running joke in the family, whenever someone would ask his advice my dad would say, "don't ask me, I bought a BetaMax..."
My husband wanted to buy a VHS machine when they were popular, but I didn't see any reason to get one. I told him, if they made a Cher work-out tape, I'd let him. (She later did do one, but only as a participant in a trainer's video!) Within months tho', we did buy one, and our first two tapes were: Miss Female Impersonator Contest (I really loved that one!), and, The Day the Earth Stood Still. ---Nowadays, I still have a VHS player, and scads of tapes that I do watch once in awhile. Some I've replaced in DVD, but some I'm leaving as is, w/o replacing into newer formats.---When I get around to having that garage sale with my Sister (hopefully this spring after all danger of winter rains are through), I'll plan on purging my inventory, to see how many takers I get!---What's up for next weeks topic?! Great service you're providing for us!
My family’s first VCR had the VHS tape ejected out the top and the remote had a long cord which attached it to the VCR. I remember having to whip the cord whenever it got tangled up lol😆 I think as a kid my first OWNED VHS movie was Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and it was used tape sold by the local rental outfit Jade Video ... memories all flowing back haha🇨🇦👋
Fun Stuff. I have a box set of the first 3 Star Wars. I don't think I watched them, but maybe, lol I watched those at theaters. Big screen is always more fun when special effects are involved!
One of my favorite memories was going to a small little video rental store were they had a collection of little rascals VHS 📼 I was so happy to find them that I had my mom buy all of the tapes instead of rent them and they said some of the VHS haven't been rented for years so I got a pretty good deal for the time 📼
In the early 80s, we bought an RCA ced player and a few movies at a local Ft. Worth television store called Rucker's. On Fridays we'd drive all the way across town and rent 3 or 4 for the weekend. When that player quit, we bought the stereo version. My husband wanted a laser disc instead, but we couldn't afford that one. I think we paid $250 for the ced, and when technology passed it by, we bought a bunch of discs when Rucker's closed out that dept. Still have it all in storage. It had better picture quality than beta or vhs.
The "be kind, please rewind" bit was a campaign to save the video stores money. After all, vcrs and stand-alone rewinders had a REALLY short shelf-life when having to rewind tapes on an industrial scale. The rewind function stresses the motors majorly, hence why they used to sell the stand-alone rewinders. On resale; ALWAYS look for tapes that had content not deemed worthy for industrial transfer to later media formats. There were even some movies that didn't make the cut between Beta and VHS. THOSE are rare and valuable. The main ones I can think of that I sold over time were film noir and oddities that TCM used to occasionally show. Also, for whatever reason.. unopened beta movies..if they're popular titles..tend to sell. My video story: I was usually the responsible guy in my group of friends, the guy that DIDN'T rack up late fees and actually returned my movies so I was usually the only one that could actually rent movies and games...which became irritating..."Dude, if I pay fer uh rental, can uuh yooz yer card?" The answer was usually, "Sure, but ya gotta buy fast food AND once the movie's over; it leaves with me!" Needless to type, people hated me for that..hahaha. Oh..ONE MORE..Do any of you remember the INSANE cost of having to pay for a lost rental? My wonderful pals had many horror stories on that...the worst involved that garbage Airplane-style comedy movie "Mafia.'" My friend lost it and Blockbuster wanted $165.00 for it!!!! Another friend of mine lost the old Nintendo game "Gradius" and a store called Video Adventures wanted over $100.00 for that! Anyway, great clip..inspired some memories.
Our first camcorder was purchased in 1988 and cost over $1000! We financed if (if I may add, at zero percent) through Best Buy! Our first VCR was $550!!! It was a big deal to buy these! One of our kids worked in the video department of a larger grocery store, so we got first dibs on used ones. We felt like the Rockefeller’s! PS. Enjoying your collecting series.
My mom and dad pain over 1200 for their first vcr which consisted of a player unit and a separate record unit. The record unit hooked to the camera and it was carried by a strap over your shoulder. But, I remember buying Raiders of the Lost Arc on VHS for my dad on Christmas: $79.99
As always, very informative and well presented 👏👏. Thank you! Back in the 80's (?) McDonald's had a promo in which one of the prizes was a VHS tape; you had to open the packaging to learn the name of the tape you won; I won and to this day it remains unopened 🤣.
@@66uniqueantiques With my luck it has a Due By Date and I owe McDonalds thousands in late fees 🤣. Seriously many times I've been tempted to open it but figure if it will ever have a value, better to leave it sealed.
@@66uniqueantiques oh many a time I contemplated just opening enough for a sneak peek; especially when I question if it ever will hold anymore value than a few bucks. I also have a Cinderella VHS from the 80's that's never been opened, but with all the releases over the years I question if it too has more value than a few bucks.
My entry to vhs collecting consisted of a bad choice of investing into a certain banned cover vhs...then a disney collection haha😣. Got to reminisce a bit and get that nostalgic feeling but now its become an addiction! 😵 😆. Love watching vhs movies, yt vids on vhs and ofc buying and thrifting 😈. Anyways if you or anyone else is still here I am uploading a video right now I think every sealed vhs nut needs to see! Just glad I decided to pre-record 😮😳😣
Ah , the memories . I managed a corner entrance auto parts store which faced a corner entrance Block Buster video store . I actually didn't mind working Friday nights as I stood by the register I looked directly into the Blockbuster and during the summer it would be packed with girls wearing short shorts and tank tops .
You can pick up a VHS to DVD machine. I have burned most of mine to DVD & downloaded to a 2 terrabite portable drive. Oveo1500 tapes in a device the size of a book.
A couple weeks ago I "cut" the cable cord and went to streaming via ROKU. But that meant I would not be able to record over the air TV shows... so I dusted off my old VCR/DVD player and popped in an old VCR tape and it still works. Now I can record off the antenna and not miss a local show.
👋 Thanks for a great, informative video! Your antique shop looks so cute! Anyway, I have a question for you....Do you think VHS tapes will ever be valuable?🤔
@@66uniqueantiques Yes! I feel like the Horror genre will always be the most valuable. But what about all the other titles? Like Disney Classics. Do you think they will ever hold real significant value? Ofcourse, other than the priceless, sentimental value they may hold to an individual.
Hey 66 Unique Antigues, how much is a Genghis Khan lost VHS movie by Columbia Classics worth?.. It has a older style golden stand on end case with a hologram on the cassette label...
Great video vhs proven they work 4 ways when they are damage they continue playing yet when they are not damage they still play plus mold on VHS prove it still plays plus vhs proven when they get fixed with scotch tape it starts playing yet it still plays now blue Ray's only works 1 way when they are damage they don't play when they not damage they continue playing
@@66uniqueantiques Ha! I never watched scary movies, so probably not. However, my kids were little then, so I probably have a ton of “black diamond” Disney! Oh, well!
The video stores in the beginning were the only place us poor people could go lol. You could rent the VCR machine and a couple of movies. We sure couldn't afford to buy a machine when they first came out lol.
VHS/DVD combos will sell, even broken. DVD's and VHS that are kitschy or have memories sell. Kids VHS and DVDs sell. (More DVD's than VHS) Fitness DVDs sell (We're in a pandemic. Yes they sell.)
8:53 thank you for talking real facts about these people who dont know a damn about these on how theyre truly worth are so dumb. I have bought a sealed blacked diamond 101 dalmatians vhs for $15 on ebay.
@@66uniqueantiques I've owned a pile over the years, my mom owned a video rental store. The stuff that is surprising is the value on peoples home recordings of tv shows. They sell them on ebay as tapes you can record over, some for big money. My uncle has the first 10 ufc pay per views on tape, I bet it's worth some cash. Also blank tapes are a good one to look out for, still a big demand on new ones.
That's the wrong M.A.S.H. The movie was the original VHS, not the TV show. Plus your picture is a later season with Honneycut, Col Potter, and Winchester. Totally 80s.
Yet I still baying vcrs offline for 62 dollars yet I brought new vhs movie off images for 10 dollars plus I got new cleaning tape offline for 9 dollars yet vhs movies provide they everywhere online
Plus tv's proven their the problem on picture 1 to much brightness 2 not enough color I had fix my color on my new tv plus turningeing brightness down on my TV yet looks much better specially vhs proven they never had color problems the tv's people forget how turn the brightness down plus turning the color up on tv settings only thing that people can say is this oh it's your tape specially that was not the problem it was my tv all the time people doesn't no how fix tv settings on picture
VHS has been big part of my life. I used to rent movies on VHS quite a lot. I still own VCR, couple of them.
I still buy VHS tapes, but mostly DVDs and blu-rays. Now I copy tapes to my computer, so I don't have to
worry about tapes getting worse.
Great idea! My aunt used to work at a movie store and she would always hold the new releases for us
I still have a whole box of 8 tracks
I forgot all about the remote being on a cord! and I forgot all about renting VCR’s, too! My Dad raised 10 children, so when something new came on the market, he pondered it and studied it, and when he came home with our first microwave, our first VCR, my first Walkman, and our first Atari, can you even imagine what a super hero he was to 10 kids???? He was such a good Daddy. Today is his birthday. First or that he has missed. He passed away last April. He’s still a super hero, though. It is a very happy memory for me!
Happy Birthday to Your Dad! That is great that he left so many great memories with you 🙂
Nice video.Its still 2024 and I'm still finding sealed vhs tapes! My favorite movie is - 3 Amigos!👍🏻🙂 and of course Star Wars ,New Hope ,Empire ,Return Of The Jedi.
All great choices! Thanks for watching
@66uniqueantiques Ur so welcome my friend. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙂❤️
1981ish . My hip aunt & uncle buy a VCR for $1600😲 The WHOLE family (18 or so) cram into their 1bd. apartment to watch Chariots of fire. " Can you pause it , I need to use the washroom was hilarious to us. Great video , great memories. Thanks from 🇨🇦
That is so awesome! Those are the stories I love to hear. I remember the joy of our first vcr! 😀😂
Hey 🇨🇦👋
You brought back some memories for me for sure! Our first VCR was the two part stackable....we had one of those big VCR camera that you took one of the two pieces ( like 10” x 10”) and the tape was in that part....on a shoulder strap....then bring home and watch what you filmed.....then we bought the camera with the VCR tape in it....big ol camera!! Still have both. I loved going to Blockbuster and renting movies....we lived in a college town so summers were best selection. One more you mentioned Halloween....watched that movie while babysitting😱 with my then boyfriend.....now husband of 38 years! I never watched that one twice! I can remember renting Dirty Dancing and was first time I rewound the last scene and watched over and over again.....great memories....Thank you for sharing😊kim
That is awesome Kim! My sister and cousins made me watch dirty dancing like 50 times one summer. 😂😂
Same for us we were in Germany at the time
@@66uniqueantiques the last OFFICIAL vhs release was history of violence, but the LAST release was Cars (2007)
Still have my VCR. Packed away in the closet. I even have a small TV/ VCR combo. It still works too. I use it to watch my old VHS movies.
Chris Thompson, me too! Got it (Panasonic) at a sale for two bucks. The working remote & "Dances with Wolves" tape that was in it came with!
Nice!! Love my vcr as well
I used to go to Blockbuster every Tuesday grab a couple movies, get a pizza and go hang out with my sister and her kids. She had a Beta but I always ended up just renting a player from Blockbuster along with the tapes. Good times. I am now going thru my parent's collection. They have loads of movies and two players. Ebay here I come.
Another very cool story! Good luck on ebay 🙂
Our first VCR was a Sony BetaMax. Even the blank tapes were hard to find. For years that was a running joke in the family, whenever someone would ask his advice my dad would say, "don't ask me, I bought a BetaMax..."
😂😂
Great story 👏👏
My husband wanted to buy a VHS machine when they were popular, but I didn't see any reason to get one. I told him, if they made a Cher work-out tape, I'd let him. (She later did do one, but only as a participant in a trainer's video!) Within months tho', we did buy one, and our first two tapes were: Miss Female Impersonator Contest (I really loved that one!), and, The Day the Earth Stood Still. ---Nowadays, I still have a VHS player, and scads of tapes that I do watch once in awhile. Some I've replaced in DVD, but some I'm leaving as is, w/o replacing into newer formats.---When I get around to having that garage sale with my Sister (hopefully this spring after all danger of winter rains are through), I'll plan on purging my inventory, to see how many takers I get!---What's up for next weeks topic?! Great service you're providing for us!
Cast Iron Cookware will be next week's topic
My family’s first VCR had the VHS tape ejected out the top and the remote had a long cord which attached it to the VCR. I remember having to whip the cord whenever it got tangled up lol😆 I think as a kid my first OWNED VHS movie was Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and it was used tape sold by the local rental outfit Jade Video ... memories all flowing back haha🇨🇦👋
My wife loves that movie!! Great story
I still use my vcrs and buy old horror at yards sales. DVD horror also. Just watched Salem's Lot last night
Awesome Judy! I will pop in a VHS every now and then just for the nostalgia
Fun Stuff. I have a box set of the first 3 Star Wars. I don't think I watched them, but maybe, lol I watched those at theaters. Big screen is always more fun when special effects are involved!
Agree 100%🙂
One of my favorite memories was going to a small little video rental store were they had a collection of little rascals VHS 📼 I was so happy to find them that I had my mom buy all of the tapes instead of rent them and they said some of the VHS haven't been rented for years so I got a pretty good deal for the time 📼
That’s awesome!! Love hearing the stories
In the early 80s, we bought an RCA ced player and a few movies at a local Ft. Worth television store called Rucker's. On Fridays we'd drive all the way across town and rent 3 or 4 for the weekend. When that player quit, we bought the stereo version. My husband wanted a laser disc instead, but we couldn't afford that one. I think we paid $250 for the ced, and when technology passed it by, we bought a bunch of discs when Rucker's closed out that dept. Still have it all in storage. It had better picture quality than beta or vhs.
That is so cool! Love this story! Thanks for sharing
Bel video.sono appassionato collezionista del VHS da sempre
The "be kind, please rewind" bit was a campaign to save the video stores money. After all, vcrs and stand-alone rewinders had a REALLY short shelf-life when having to rewind tapes on an industrial scale. The rewind function stresses the motors majorly, hence why they used to sell the stand-alone rewinders.
On resale; ALWAYS look for tapes that had content not deemed worthy for industrial transfer to later media formats. There were even some movies that didn't make the cut between Beta and VHS. THOSE are rare and valuable. The main ones I can think of that I sold over time were film noir and oddities that TCM used to occasionally show.
Also, for whatever reason.. unopened beta movies..if they're popular titles..tend to sell.
My video story:
I was usually the responsible guy in my group of friends, the guy that DIDN'T rack up late fees and actually returned my movies so I was usually the only one that could actually rent movies and games...which became irritating..."Dude, if I pay fer uh rental, can uuh yooz yer card?"
The answer was usually, "Sure, but ya gotta buy fast food AND once the movie's over; it leaves with me!"
Needless to type, people hated me for that..hahaha.
Oh..ONE MORE..Do any of you remember the INSANE cost of having to pay for a lost rental?
My wonderful pals had many horror stories on that...the worst involved that garbage Airplane-style comedy movie "Mafia.'" My friend lost it and Blockbuster wanted $165.00 for it!!!!
Another friend of mine lost the old Nintendo game "Gradius" and a store called Video Adventures wanted over $100.00 for that!
Anyway, great clip..inspired some memories.
Awesome insight and great stories! Thanks for watching and sharing.
Our first camcorder was purchased in 1988 and cost over $1000! We financed if (if I may add, at zero percent) through Best Buy! Our first VCR was $550!!! It was a big deal to buy these! One of our kids worked in the video department of a larger grocery store, so we got first dibs on used ones. We felt like the Rockefeller’s! PS. Enjoying your collecting series.
That is great! My aunt worked at a video rental place and we always got first dibs on new releases and the inside on when movies came back in 😂😂
@@66uniqueantiques That must have been way too cool!
Great video! I love selling VHS. I just sold a copy of "The Burning" for big bucks. VHS horror can fetch a pretty penny.
Yes they can! Congrats on the sale
My mom and dad pain over 1200 for their first vcr which consisted of a player unit and a separate record unit. The record unit hooked to the camera and it was carried by a strap over your shoulder.
But, I remember buying Raiders of the Lost Arc on VHS for my dad on Christmas: $79.99
It was crazy how much the vhs were brand new
As always, very informative and well presented 👏👏. Thank you!
Back in the 80's (?) McDonald's had a promo in which one of the prizes was a VHS tape; you had to open the packaging to learn the name of the tape you won; I won and to this day it remains unopened 🤣.
😂 I wonder what it is??
@@66uniqueantiques With my luck it has a Due By Date and I owe McDonalds thousands in late fees 🤣. Seriously many times I've been tempted to open it but figure if it will ever have a value, better to leave it sealed.
Haha you are probably right but I think the mystery would get the best of me 😃
@@66uniqueantiques oh many a time I contemplated just opening enough for a sneak peek; especially when I question if it ever will hold anymore value than a few bucks.
I also have a Cinderella VHS from the 80's that's never been opened, but with all the releases over the years I question if it too has more value than a few bucks.
I bet that cinderella has more value then you think
My entry to vhs collecting consisted of a bad choice of investing into a certain banned cover vhs...then a disney collection haha😣. Got to reminisce a bit and get that nostalgic feeling but now its become an addiction! 😵 😆. Love watching vhs movies, yt vids on vhs and ofc buying and thrifting 😈. Anyways if you or anyone else is still here I am uploading a video right now I think every sealed vhs nut needs to see! Just glad I decided to pre-record 😮😳😣
I'll check out your channel
Ah , the memories . I managed a corner entrance auto parts store which faced a corner entrance Block Buster video store . I actually didn't mind working Friday nights as I stood by the register I looked directly into the Blockbuster and during the summer it would be packed with girls wearing short shorts and tank tops .
😂😂 Nice!
thank you. wonderful video
Thanks Shirley!
I RECENTLY WENT THRU MY VHS TAPES AND SAVED MY MEMORIES AND THE PLAYER ONLY TO FIND OUT IT WOULD NOT HOOK UP TO MY NEW SMART T.V. (NOT SO SMART) 😖😖😖😖😖
You can pick up an adapter for probably 5 bucks online. Just do a search for VCR to smart TV adapter. Good luck.
Was just writing the same thing. Thanks for helping out Patriot!
You can pick up a VHS to DVD machine. I have burned most of mine to DVD & downloaded to a 2 terrabite portable drive. Oveo1500 tapes in a device the size of a book.
A couple weeks ago I "cut" the cable cord and went to streaming via ROKU. But that meant I would not be able to record over the air TV shows... so I dusted off my old VCR/DVD player and popped in an old VCR tape and it still works. Now I can record off the antenna and not miss a local show.
Awesome! What old is new again lol
I donate all my VHS tapes about 10 year's ago, I don't miss them took up too much room lol.
I can totally understand that. They can become a clutter real fast
I found Metropolis and American History X still sealed in a thrift store here in Sydney.
Nice finds!!
👋 Thanks for a great, informative video! Your antique shop looks so cute! Anyway, I have a question for you....Do you think VHS tapes will ever be valuable?🤔
I do….horror vhs tapes have value right now
@@66uniqueantiques Yes! I feel like the Horror genre will always be the most valuable. But what about all the other titles? Like Disney Classics. Do you think they will ever hold real significant value? Ofcourse, other than the priceless, sentimental value they may hold to an individual.
I have Disney movie still wrapped. We found them in a box on the sidewalk marked FREE.
Still wrapped? That's awesome!!! Definitely alot more value, Congrats!
Hey 66 Unique Antigues, how much is a Genghis Khan lost VHS movie by Columbia Classics worth?.. It has a older style golden stand on end case with a hologram on the cassette label...
Email me some pics so I can see condition and I’ll let you know
Great video vhs proven they work 4 ways when they are damage they continue playing yet when they are not damage they still play plus mold on VHS prove it still plays plus vhs proven when they get fixed with scotch tape it starts playing yet it still plays now blue Ray's only works 1 way when they are damage they don't play when they not damage they continue playing
Very true
I don’t have a collection. But, I do have a basement full that I have never bothered to clear out yet. lol!
Most people do lol. Hopefully you have a few rare ones in there and maybe make a alittle cash on them
@@66uniqueantiques
Ha! I never watched scary movies, so probably not. However, my kids were little then, so I probably have a ton of “black diamond” Disney! Oh, well!
That is good too! Black diamond are the most sought after so that is not bad
@@66uniqueantiques That’s a myth about the black diamond.
Of the disney movies they are the most sought after
The video stores in the beginning were the only place us poor people could go lol. You could rent the VCR machine and a couple of movies. We sure couldn't afford to buy a machine when they first came out lol.
Same here my friend! 😂
VHS/DVD combos will sell, even broken.
DVD's and VHS that are kitschy or have memories sell.
Kids VHS and DVDs sell. (More DVD's than VHS)
Fitness DVDs sell (We're in a pandemic. Yes they sell.)
Not a bad time to sell
8:53 thank you for talking real facts about these people who dont know a damn about these on how theyre truly worth are so dumb. I have bought a sealed blacked diamond 101 dalmatians vhs for $15 on ebay.
We try to pass on authentic info and not blow
Smoke
Loved block busters!!! Liked them even more when they started renting out games fro N64.
Absolutely! I was always renting games on the weekend
Specially vhs proven they don't lock up in time like my internet dose
Also true
How many VHS do you have around abouts?
Quite a bit in the shop but personally only around 100
I send mine to investment grading services and have them graded
Good idea
You don't have to rewind CDs or DVDs
True but they are not as cool
Vhs tapes last longer then your money does money only last few days but not vhs tapes it last longer
I have started wars trilogy
Awesome!
I have around 250 disnney vhs
Nice!
I also about 100 VHS S
A whole box of 8 tracks
Nice! Hopefully you have some good ones in there!
Can’t play them they are just gathering dust
Does any company produce tv- vcr combos?
Anymore? Not that I know of. You can buy an older one online pretty easily
And sales, at least until fairly recently. Thrift stores, maybe.
The one I have is a Samsung.
WILLIAM BRANHAM AN DUMITRU DUDUMAN WILL BLESS
Broken vhs tape itself is fixable with Scotch tape it starts playing again with out no problem's everything proven online how to fix a broken vhs tape
Interesting! Thanks for the tips
Your welcome
Some wrestling tapes are worth a pile
That is true maybe should of mentioned that but thought it wouldn't resonate with most 🙂
@@66uniqueantiques I've owned a pile over the years, my mom owned a video rental store. The stuff that is surprising is the value on peoples home recordings of tv shows. They sell them on ebay as tapes you can record over, some for big money. My uncle has the first 10 ufc pay per views on tape, I bet it's worth some cash. Also blank tapes are a good one to look out for, still a big demand on new ones.
The ufc ppvs I bet would be worth some cash cause it was more brutal and hardcore in the beginning compared to the product they put out now.
That's the wrong M.A.S.H. The movie was the original VHS, not the TV show. Plus your picture is a later season with Honneycut, Col Potter, and Winchester. Totally 80s.
Thanks for the info James! Mash alittle before my time so thanks for the knowledge 🙂
Yet I still baying vcrs offline for 62 dollars yet I brought new vhs movie off images for 10 dollars plus I got new cleaning tape offline for 9 dollars yet vhs movies provide they everywhere online
Great time to buy for sure
Plus tv's proven their the problem on picture 1 to much brightness 2 not enough color I had fix my color on my new tv plus turningeing brightness down on my TV yet looks much better specially vhs proven they never had color problems the tv's people forget how turn the brightness down plus turning the color up on tv settings only thing that people can say is this oh it's your tape specially that was not the problem it was my tv all the time people doesn't no how fix tv settings on picture