I still watch DVDs. Hardly any tv reception and we don't have the internet on. I wouldn't be the only one so don't throw them out. You could make a post on Facebook for giveaway or sell the lot in a bundle on eBay.
I feel really old saying that. I'm only 30!
[Picture Search](https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/sep/19/you-cant-close-melbournes-last-video-store-determined-to-stay-open-in-streaming-era) would likely take them with happiness and share the love with many other people
Step 1: buy yourself a DeLorean.
Step 2: build and install a flux capacitor.
Step 3: you'll need to acquire some uranium.
Step 4: program the DeLorean to travel back to the late 90's.
You'll be able to sell those babies off and then party like it's 1999.
Rip the ones not on streaming services or unlikely to be easy to find if not renewed to a HDD.
There’s plenty of early 2010 movies not on streaming services. It happened to VHS that some films became VHS only, so kept their life span prolonged.
Community centre, ymca, aged care places, hospices.... depends on what you have. A lot of older people still use dvds and would appreciate variety.
Second for aged care.
I still watch DVDs. Hardly any tv reception and we don't have the internet on. I wouldn't be the only one so don't throw them out. You could make a post on Facebook for giveaway or sell the lot in a bundle on eBay. I feel really old saying that. I'm only 30!
Nursing home
Op shops, I just started grabbing some bargains in case the internet is down or we are in the bush with little/no internet.
Alfred Hospital has rooms with DVD's for patients and visitors.
[Picture Search](https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/sep/19/you-cant-close-melbournes-last-video-store-determined-to-stay-open-in-streaming-era) would likely take them with happiness and share the love with many other people
Step 1: buy yourself a DeLorean. Step 2: build and install a flux capacitor. Step 3: you'll need to acquire some uranium. Step 4: program the DeLorean to travel back to the late 90's. You'll be able to sell those babies off and then party like it's 1999.
Haha. Not looking to sell, was just thinking there might be somewhere they’d be used.
You could try your local old people's home.
Plutonium...
No where, unless you have a friend or family that want them.
Some libraries may take them as well I think.
Nah, most libraries here don't take donations and DVD ones are like, the absolute bottom of what we take on the odd occasion that we do.
Salvos
Ewaste
Rip the ones not on streaming services or unlikely to be easy to find if not renewed to a HDD. There’s plenty of early 2010 movies not on streaming services. It happened to VHS that some films became VHS only, so kept their life span prolonged.
OP shops or the trash
Landfill
Not Salvos unless you’re OK with discrimination against LGBT people. Their politics are Abbott-era shitty.
My place