It’s The End Of An Era For Best Buy

It truly is the end of an era at Best Buy. After 2023, you will no longer be able to buy DVDs and Blu-Rays in the store. This kind of goes hand in hand with Netflix no longer shipping out DVDs through the mail. In case you didn't know, that's actually how Netflix got started. So it would appear that the days of buying physical DVDs may be coming to an end slowly but surely.

According to an article from CNN, Best Buy is saying that streaming services has made DVDs basically obsolete. They said that they can use the space in their stores and warehouses to bring in different products. Also, they can stock more of the products that are super popular right now.

Honestly, I think we've all seen this coming. Have you been in the store recently? The DVD and Blu-Ray sections has been slowly shrinking. I hate this because I remember years ago always going to Best Buy on Tuesdays. Why? Because that's when all of the new CDs and DVDs would come out. Now CDs and DVDs are pretty much obsolete. This is just another piece of our childhoods that's gone.

If you still want to buy physical DVDs, it looks like Walmart, Target and Amazon are going to be your best bet on where to get them. According to CNN's article, Walmart now controls 45% of DVD sales right now. If you want to read the full article from CNN, just click here.

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While I'm reminiscing about my childhood, let's look back at some of my favorite comedy movies from the 90s. I can promise you, I owned all of these on DVD or Blu-Ray at some point.

What are my favorite 90s comedy movies? I figured with today being Throwback Thursday, this would be a great day to answer that question. I'm a child of the 90s. I was born in the 80s, but I really grew up in the 90s. I'm going to be totally honest, and I'm sure a lot of you will agree with me, music, TV and especially movies were better back then.

I've always been a fan of comedy movies, and back in the 1990s, there were some classics. A lot of the movies from that decade have really stood the test of time. They're still just as funny today as they were 30 years ago. From the characters, to the classic quotes, you just can't beat a comedy movie from back in the 90s.

I was watching one of my favorite 90s comedies the other day, which is on this list, and it got me thinking about what all of my favorites are. This list is based on how funny I think the movie is. Also, its based on the amount of timeless quotes that came from the movie. Another factor that went into this list is can I still watch the movie today if its on. Like no matter how many times I've seen the movie, if its on TV will I stop scrolling and watch it again?

If the movie checks all of those boxes for me, odds are its on this list.

Here is another list of the best 90s comedies from Esquire, you can see how my list compares to theirs. Check out their list here.

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Here is my list of my favorite 90s comedy movies.

This movie came out in 1995, and I can't tell you how many times I've seen it. Just the silliness of this movie makes me love it. Plus it has so many quotable lines. This is Adam Sandler at his best.

Another classic Adam Sandler movie from the 90s. This one came out in 1996. I'm a huge golf fan, and their aren't a ton of movies about golf out there. So when you find one thats hilarious, you stick with it. Now just tap it in. Just tap it in.

This movie came out in 1992 and is a 90s classic! I love this movie so much that my buddy Chris and I dressed up as Wayne and Garth for Halloween several years ago. I'll never get tired of this movie.

This one is from 1994, and its the movie that introduced me to Jim Carrey. His physical comedy is incredible. There is not a time that this movie is on that I'm not watching it. My dad and I would watch this movie over and over when I was growing up and would laugh every single time.

From 1995, "Tommy Boy" is a 90s comedy classic. This is the movie I was watching the other day that got me thinking about this list. The pair of Chris Farley and David Spade were perfect together. My buddy Sean and I quote this movie to each other all the time. It still holds up almost 30 years later.

This one came out in 1992 and its another movie I'll stop and watch every time I see that its on. You didn't see Joe Pesci in too many comedy movies back in the 90s, but he nailed this role.

This one came out in 1995, and I can still remember going to see this one at the theater with my dad back in the day. We laughed so hard, and would laugh just as hard every time we'd watch it after that.