Doesn't smell quite right, but definitely felt like Blockbuster. Tons of older movies you'd never heard of, "new" releases that were six months to a year old, staff of young, bored, disinterested people. And a display of stuff from the 90s like a TV/VCR combo, Crystal Pepsi, and Gremlins on VHS.
I've never been to a Blockbuster with a grassy spot outside the building. They've always been in a shopping center parking lot. Was this always a Blockbuster location, or did they make it a Blockbuster out of some sense of nostalgia?
Osiris32 on November 22nd, 2023 at 21:38 UTC »
Doesn't smell quite right, but definitely felt like Blockbuster. Tons of older movies you'd never heard of, "new" releases that were six months to a year old, staff of young, bored, disinterested people. And a display of stuff from the 90s like a TV/VCR combo, Crystal Pepsi, and Gremlins on VHS.
mightyscoosh on November 22nd, 2023 at 22:56 UTC »
I've never been to a Blockbuster with a grassy spot outside the building. They've always been in a shopping center parking lot. Was this always a Blockbuster location, or did they make it a Blockbuster out of some sense of nostalgia?
jaycatt7 on November 23rd, 2023 at 00:42 UTC »
I’d feel better about the collapse of Blockbuster if Netflix hadn’t also killed its own DVD service.