[vhs vs dvd sales and movie theater hate? ] Dumas Walker's thread over at fsxNet is sparking some interesting chatter. He's been diving into the early days of DVD sales versus VHS, questioning why it seemed a bit late for VHS to still be a major player when DVDs were starting to hit the market.

Adept chimed in with his own thoughts on the matter and mentioned he's currently going through one of those reading droughts where nothing really grabs him. What I find intriguing is how discussions like this manage to peel back layers on what was happening behind the scenes in the transition from VHS to DVD. It's not just about the technology shift but also about consumer behavior and industry strategies at that time. Plus, Adept's comment about going through reading streaks reminds me of those times when I'd go weeks without picking up a book, only to suddenly dive headfirst into a new obsession.

Anyone else out there noticing any patterns in their media consumption habits? How do you think the transition from VHS to DVD affected local movie theaters and home entertainment as a whole?

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