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What was your hourly pay when you worked for Blockbuster? 107 votes, 76 comments true My ex wife worked at the Canadian Head Office from the mid 90s to early 2000s in a senior role, and you wouldn't believe the freebies, dinners, travel, parties, premieres etc the corporate people enjoyed while the front line staff (who actually made the place run) worked ridiculous hours for shitty pay
Looking for List of Categories : r blockbustervideo - Reddit Video Games The ones separated by the slash were Hybrid Categories, The label on the tape might say Action or it might say Adventure, but the labeling at the top of the shelves would have a sign that combined the two categories into a single section (and at least a few listed the category as Action Adventure)
How Many Physical Copies Did Stores Use to Have in Stock in . . . - Reddit An old Reddit thread I saw some debate about how many titles a typical Blockbuster used to carry There wasn’t a definitive answer, but 5,000-10,000 seemed to be the generally agreed range Those are just titles though and considering even rental places had multiple copies of some marquee films the number of physical units could easily far
Quentin Tarantino when he was working at a video store at age . . . - Reddit A "video store" was a place where people could go and rent movies for 2-5 days You'd pick a VHS tape and bring it home They were insanely popular in the 80s, 90s, and 00s The 80s and early 90s tended to have lots of independently owned shops but the late 90s and 00s saw monopolistic Blockbuster or other corporate owned stores
Does anyone else get the feeling Blockbuster is coming back - Reddit Blockbuster in its old form is never ever coming back It may exist as a nostalgia brand of some sort, or some company may make a streaming channel and call it Blockbuster Video if they buy the rights or something But a chain of video rental stores will never ever happen again
Blockbuster Video movie rental prices late fees from the early . . . - Reddit I worked at a Blockbuster Old movies were absolutely not 5 dollars to rent They also weren't very different than other places regarding price I worked at a Family Video for three years and a Blockbuster for 1, same prices Across the street was Video World, the three just had different perks but the prices were the same within a few quarters
Blockbuster Video - Reddit Non-Blockbuster posts are okay! Just make sure these are tangentially related to Blockbuster and or the experience of renting and buying movies These might include posts about other video retail stores Posts that are way off-topic may be removed at the mods’ discretion
What was your local Video rental store named? I grew up with . . . - Reddit We had Blockbuster, Hollywood Video, and of course, the video departments at Marsh and Kroger, but our go-to spot was Video World The first time I ever laid eyes on a DVD was at this store We went there at least once a week, sometimes more
Does anyone remember the rental store they used to rent games . . . - Reddit I used to rent games from Blockbuster and Hollywood Video I'd trade games in for new games at a local record exchange That place was the best; trade in a bunch of Game Gear games I had already beaten for brand new games! Trades were a lot fairer back then too; not like trading something in to gamestop where you get 12 cents in store credit