History: Kim and I began collecting movies soon after moving to
Italy. San Vito Italy was my first duty station with the Air
Force. Separated from the mainstream American culture, we didn't
have a lot of choices when it came to television. There was only
one t.v. channel broadcast in English: SEB (Southern European
Broadcasting). An AFRTS (Armed Forces Radio and Television
Service) affiliate. Military television programming was rather
austere back in the 80s. Loaded with family oriented
programming, and other 'approved' viewing choices. Needless to
say my wife and I quickly obtained a VCR, and began watching our
own alternate 'channel'. We've been collecting videos ever
since. We made the switch to DVD in the early 90's, and we
pretty much stick exclusively to DVDs now... Well, time never
stands still, does it? and now I own five blu-ray discs...  From
the contents of my collection you might be able to learn
something about me. There are some really good movies in there,
with a few lumps of coal scattered abo