Interstellar 4K Blu Ray

So, last year, I treated myself… big purchase… got an LG OLED TV. Yeah. Absolute state-of-the-art, brand spanking new. The picture quality is insane. Like, you can literally see every bead of sweat on someone’s face. Which is great… unless you’re watching Love Island. Then it’s basically like sitting in a sauna with strangers you hate. Anyway, I’m loving this thing. But then I made the mistake of going on Reddit. Specifically… OLED Reddit. Which, if you’ve never been, is just forty-year-old men having a nervous breakdown about “burn-in” and “true black levels.” I’m reading this thinking, what am I doing with my life? And then one guy’s like: “If you don’t have a 4K Blu-ray player, are you even watching movies?” And I thought… well, apparently not. So what did I do? I went out and bought one. The best one. Proper 4K player. And then — this is where it gets really tragic — I spent a fortune on Blu-rays. Actual discs. Like it’s 2003 and I’m browsing HMV with pocket money. Shelf full of them. Hundreds of pounds. Looks like I run a small art-house cinema in my living room. And here’s the thing: I’ve never opened a single one. Not one. The player has never even been turned on. I basically paid for a really expensive display piece. Like some people put books on a shelf to look clever — I’ve got Fast & Furious 7 in 4K sitting there like I’m curating a museum. So now I’m selling them. Your chance to own some of the most mind-blowing films in glorious 4K… and actually watch them. Do what I couldn’t. Because apparently, I’m the kind of idiot who buys a gym membership, frames the card, and calls that “fitness.”