My sister told me that she has shopping a lot on Amazon lately, buying DVDs. She doesn't have much to occupy her time after work, so it's either computer games or movies. The problem, according to my sister, is that she is looking for high definition classic movies and there are not many titles around that she doesn't already own.
I just came across this website, Desert Island Films, which has a pretty long list of Public Domain Movies and TV shows in HD format. There are a few classic titles like Gulliver's Travels and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In all, there are over 4000 titles, including cartoons, documentaries and shorts.
Although these videos could be purchased in various formats from HD, DVD to VHS, one could also watch some titles for free on the website of Desert Island Films.
If you are planning to buy, you could check out the video samples on the website first before placing an order, so that you know what you are getting and satisfied with the quality prior to purchasing. And of course, synopsis is available for every title.
My brother-in-law would be very happy to know that there are some old Chinese martial arts movies from back in the 1970s, especially those starring Jackie Chan!
I just came across this website, Desert Island Films, which has a pretty long list of Public Domain Movies and TV shows in HD format. There are a few classic titles like Gulliver's Travels and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In all, there are over 4000 titles, including cartoons, documentaries and shorts.
Although these videos could be purchased in various formats from HD, DVD to VHS, one could also watch some titles for free on the website of Desert Island Films.
If you are planning to buy, you could check out the video samples on the website first before placing an order, so that you know what you are getting and satisfied with the quality prior to purchasing. And of course, synopsis is available for every title.
My brother-in-law would be very happy to know that there are some old Chinese martial arts movies from back in the 1970s, especially those starring Jackie Chan!
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