If you have ever thought about building a massive blu ray collection, the only reason you probably haven’t went through with it is because it seems too expensive. Sure, we all fall victim to paying $20 or even $30 for a movie here and there but most of us don’t do it very often. If you want to know a few tips that will help you build your dream blu ray collection without spending a ton of money, check out the info below. You will love it!

Take Your Time

The first tip that we have for you is to take your time. Blu Rays aren’t going anywhere so don’t worry about how long it takes you to build your collection. Even if you can only add a dozen movies to your collection every year, it’ll still be worth your while. If you know it will take you a while to get your collection to where you want it to be, make sure you pick the movies that you buy carefully. Don’t blind buy movies but get stuff you know you love.

Wait For Sales

Buying old school movies that you love will already save you a ton of money but if there are new releases that you like and you want to own on Blu Ray, wait for them to go on sale. In time, the price will go down drastically and you’ll be getting the same movie as you would if you were spending $30 on it. It may take a little patience but in the end, it will pay off as you will be able to buy 3 flicks for the price of 1 if you wait for it to go on sale.

Read Reviews

Finally, the last tip we have for you is this. Read reviews on any Blu Rays that you consider buying that are over $10. Anything less than that and you don’t really have to worry about it. You know what movies you like and which you don’t but make sure the Blu Ray is worth the extra money before you buy it. Look for special features like commentaries, deleted scenes, and stuff like that. Doing this will ensure that you get the most bang for your buck.

And that’s pretty much all you need to do in order to ensure you build the best Blu Ray collection possible without spending a ton of money. So, all that’s left to do is for you to get out there and start working on your collection. Some great places to start are on eBay, at stores like Best Buy or Electronics Express, and even old movie stores that are closing down. We haven’t seen one in so long that we aren’t even sure if renting Blu Rays in a movie store is possible but it’s definitely worth looking into. Make sure you swing back by the site and let us know how your collection is coming along. We’d love to see pictures!