I only have a couple of pair and those were given to me by this obnoxious couple doing an infomercial. I'm not kidding, they walked right up to me and told me to put them on and started on about how these cheap plastic pieces of shit were going to revolutionize eye wear!

Oh wait, that's not my Blu-Ray, that's my Blue Blockers.

Hmmm, well I don't own a Blu-Ray player so I guess the answer is none, but I do have a shit load of DVDs and the aforementioned two pairs of Blue Blockers.

A single one. From a Kickstarter-funded project. Kick-Heart. I have no way to play a Blu-Ray disc though, so it's good that the package also included a DVD, and I got downloads of it for higher resolution.
As is evident from a couple people in this thread, it's apparently possible to own Blu-Ray discs without owning a Blu-Ray player, although I'm slightly confused as to why one would consider such an arrangement.

Well from what I understand DVDs play on Blu Ray players and to help with the transition a lot of movies were being released as two disc Blu-Ray version, DVD version combos.

Of course, of course. I, as usual, only thought of the mentions as the more common single-format editions as they weren't mentioned as being dual-format. Weren't there even some releases with a dual-sided disc, DVD on one and Blu-Ray on the other?

I don't know, I haven't been movie shopping in a while. I spend all my money in here.

I have one, or three, depending on how you look at it.

The Ultimate Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy. Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead and The World's End.

I'll probably get more when the next big video thing hits. . .I'm behind the times like that.

People actually use that? :O

Gifts:
Daimajin Collection
Assault Girls
Yakuza Weapon
The Hobbit 1
Purchased:
Ran
The Front Line
Cat Planet Cuties
Chaos Head

Usually my purchase depends on whether the DVD equivalent is cheaper or not, although one time I spent more money on the DVD version because I like the box more. It was Tears to Tiara. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_%281928_film%29

I didn't even know there was a Blu-disc of it.

Trying to build a collection after establishing and selling off substantial DVD collections

Blu Ray Collection as it stands at the moment

Breaking Bad Complete
The Sopranos Complete
Game of Thrones S1 - S3
Firefly + Serenity
Battlestar Galactica Complete (Original Series / Recent Series / All Movies)
Indie Game The Movie Special Edition
Red vs Blue S1 - S11
Cosmos
Shaun of the Dead
Men in Black Trilogy
Resident Evil Collection (Movies 1-5)
Lord of the Rings Boxset (3 movies) - Extended edition
Fight Club
Sin City
The Fifth Element
Alien Anthology

I have a dozen or so (it'd take a while to dig up the Titles).


Initially I was planning on really expanding my Blu-Ray collection, but my latest TV does such a good job at upscaling my DVD's to 1080p I can't really tell the difference between the two anymore.


Not really a need now since the quality's that good.

Maybe in a few years when 4K is the norm there might be a need, but for now the upscale quality has killed the need to move to Blu-Ray for me.

Nothing/Zero/Empty, but I have a plan to become a collector.

Two pairs!? You better hope the 99% don't get wind of that Mister 1% Elitist Fatcat!

mine are

RideBack
Serial Experiments Lain (the complete collection)
Ghost in the Shell: Arise (Borders 1 & 2)
Wreck-it Ralph
FrankenWeenie
Dawn of the Dead (unrated Director's cut)
Tron Legacy
Real Steel
Transformers: Age of Extinction

Preordered
Big Hero 6

To tell the truth though. I'm not into Blu-ray but often it's best to get the Blu-ray-DVD sets
I often watch on my puter & I don't have a Blu-ray drive

Zero. Bluray's DRM is worse than steam's. And then the unskippable FBI warnings and commercials...

None. But I also have almost no movies on DVD :D