Movie Organization Question

[Antirock]

So I am anal about how my movies are organized (I am pretty anal about how anything is organized). So I was looking at my collection last night and I started to think to myself, "where am i going to put the dark knight?"

The obvious answer would be with the other "d's", since I organize alphabetically, but then again it is part of a series, so should it go next to batman begins?

I am going to have the same problem when I get all of the james bonds.

Any suggestions?

[cinema725]

I would just go alphabetically. If you know the name of the title your looking for, that's the easiest way to locate it, as opposed to sifting through a series.

[Blu Man]

Put TDK by BB, and all th Bonds by each other. You look more organized that way. And if you want to watch a bond movie there all right there, so you don't have to look through you whole collection.

[Johnny Vinyl]

You can find some differing opinions here:
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...ght=collection

For me it's in Alphabetical order. But I keep my MOVIES separate from my CONCERT blu's

[LifeOfAPirate13]

I do alpha order no matter what even if it is a part of a "set" it still is its own movie, so therefor it should be treated as its own movie IMO.

[sssick]

I'm going to put it next to Batman Begins. Looks like we have a divided crowd here.

[Windows V]

I'm so OCD I put all the "The" titles in the T section

So in my collection, BB and TDK will be on opposite sides

[Beast]

Alphabetical.

However movies in a series go next to each other. In proper series order.

In the case of Batman. Batman Begins, Batman: Gotham Knight, The Dark Knight.

[Blu Man]

Originally Posted by Beast

Alphabetical.

However movies in a series go next to each other. In proper series order.

In the case of Batman. Batman Begins, Batman: Gotham Knight, The Dark Knight.

I agree that series should go together but in the case of Batman: BB,TDK,BGK.
TDK and BB are part of the same series but Gotham Kight is a separate deal. It's not directly linked to Nolan's series.

[ghebert]

I usually go alphabetically unless it's part of a box set (like First Blood in the Rambo Series).

[Beast]

Originally Posted by Spartan54

I agree that series should go together but in the case of Batman: BB,TDK,BGK.
TDK and BB are part of the same series but Gotham Kight is a separate deal. It's not directly linked to Nolan's series.

Yes it is. It's a direct continuation of Batman Begins. That was the whole point of the film.

[Blu Man]

Originally Posted by Beast

Yes it is. It's a direct continuation of Batman Begins. That was the whole point of the film.

It's not part of the offical series, although I can see where your coming from.

[Deadset]

The Dark Knight will be next to batman begins, in my collection, b/c it's the sequel.

[Beast]

Originally Posted by Spartan54

It's not part of the offical series, although I can see where your coming from.

Technically it is.

It's just like the Animatrix. It was created as a bridging film.

They even had to change one of the plans for the film due to something in TDK.

[moose4130]

So what about Live Free or Die Hard? I keep a series together.

[Beast]

Originally Posted by moose4130

So what about Live Free or Die Hard? I keep a series together.

It's the 4th film. So it goes after Die Hard 3.

[HighlightShow]

Yeah, I would have to go with alphabetical. Can't wait until December 9th!

[Blu Man]

Originally Posted by Beast

It's the 4th film. So it goes after Die Hard 3.

Your a good teacher. After 3 comes 4, amazing stuff.

[Windows V]

Technically it is.

It's just like the Animatrix. It was created as a bridging film.

But there are so many continuity errors it boggles the mind

[redboxcar]

I do them all alphabetically. The only, ONLY movies I don't have in alphabetical order (instead, in series order) is the Harry Potters... but that's only because they all start with "Harry Potter and the..." anyway.