Hell yeah. I might not have a fancy Blu Ray, but I do have a DVD/VCR on one machine which is fine enough for me (Until they stop converting to DVD anyways). Got a great Thrift Shop near where I live that usually has some great tapes for cheap.

As of right now I don't have anymore VHS tapes because I'm living at a different location now, I didn't want to take them with me cause they would take up a lot of space so I just left them.

I've got quite a lot of movies still on VHS, I go to the local flea market a lot and a bunch of people sell them there
I've got a few Pokémon movies and Episodes,
A bunch of Land Before Time movies,
And a bunch of Disney Movies 
I also still have a bunch of home videos on VHS and a bunch of tv shows that got recorded onto them, like the Charlie Brown holiday specials, and Christmas stuff that we recorded. 

Yes i still have VHS movies but i really don't watch them like i used to. The only movie i watch that is on a tape is Spirit you know the one with the horse.

I have both tapes and the player. Most of the tapes are borrowed from my friends, though, but I do own some myself... I have at least Alice in Wonderland and some recorded series like Digimon Adventure 02, which I have re-watched from time to time. My mother has a few tapes from her youth too, but they've been collecting dust in our TV stand's shelves for years now.

Strangely, my husband and I actually do, and I'm not quite sure because we've never owned a VHS player.  We have Vertigo, with Jame Stewart.  Gotta love that man.... I'm not sure I could bare to part with it.    (I tease.)

Yes I still have several movies on VHS. All are movies that have not yet been released on DVD in R0, R1, or ALL. Being a movie collector (with 100s of DVD tiles in my collection) I am not going to relinquish my VHS tapes until a DVD release of the films (though I may one day have to burn the VHS tapes to DVD.)

Among my VHS tapes I have the original three Star Wars films as their original, 1970s, non-remastered releases with all of the film grain and cheap effects in tact.

My family still has a bunch of old VHS tapes... various cartoons and movies... never got rid of them. I never got any myself, because DVDs were the thing long before I got my own place. It's still funny to see them though when I visit my parents.

I have SO many! But my most valued ones are Freddy vs Jason and the old Stars Wars movies

Had a load but sold them to a second hand shop a few weeks back, as well as old cassette tapes and some old CDs.  Got quite a bit for them (more because of the volume rather than any actually being worth much individually).  There's still a small market for them.

I have two big boxes full of VHS tapes but hardly any of them are movies.
I don't have a VCR any more so I can't really check them but as far as movies go I think I only have the 3 Star Wars movies and some anime movies on VHS.
The rest of them are episodes of lots of different anime.

Half my movies were on V.H.S. (Once Upon a time.)
I've been "taken to the cleaners" a couple of times. So, now I only have D.V.D.'s. I miss the stop button and picking up where I left off when I have the spare time. (Thank god X-Box 360 designed a feature that mimics this. I got tired of writing down a stream of numbers and taping it to the T.V. to enjoy a show. As opposed to slotting two hours of my day to be entertained. Can't stand Planning every inch of my life and following it like a machine.)I also miss my V.H.S. tapes due to the random T.V. episodes I recorded from time to time. Who could resist? But the growing "Modern" need for people to be very mobile with their living places has forced me to give up on owning bookshelves all together. My books are stored at my relatives house and one day, when I can afford it, I will photograph each page and download them into memory "Sticks" and plug them into my "C.P.U." whenever I have the free time to read them again. Allot of the shows I owned once on tape are now on the web for free or low prices. I would complain but this world is an odd place now. To adjust a little better I have decided to cover one of my apartments walls with a "giant wall size poster" of V.H.S. and Book Spines. My favourite V.H.S. tapes were "Trilogies", and "Two Tape Specials", and "Movie Series". (Star Wars, Godfather, Scar-face, Saving Private Ryan, Jaws, Matrix, Brave-heart, 007 set, Indy Jones, and Austin Powers. The best Tapes were Heavy Metal, Gross Point Blank [A single Tape.], Gladiator, and Ninja Scroll.) The hard to find Replacements are The Way Of The Gun, American Pop, The Musketeer, and Aeon Flux the M.T.V. Cartoon. I like some of the new inventions with movies but I dislike having to reorganize around em. How about the rest of you?

RogueWarrior2785 :  YES!!!! I have a bunch and it's awesome because I have a tv that only plays VHS, so I can watch whatever I want

Yeah!! So much nostalgia all formatted in VHS lol
I've managed to keep some of my old childhood movie/tv series tapes but most of them are in storage somewhere

I still have shelves and boxes full of VHS tapes and working VCRs in multiple rooms of my house. I actually just got a copy of Spawn on VHS at Goodwill the other day, which is neat because it's the theatrical cut, and the DVD and Blu-Ray releases only have the unedited version. Not that I don't prefer the unedited version or anything, but it's still a cool collectible for the sake of posterity. I also have a copy of Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip that I was very happy to find because it was never released on DVD at all, and I had fond memories of it from when I was a kid.

Oh, and I recently actually found a store that had new VHS tapes still in plastic 2-for-$3, so I got one of my favorite movies First Blood and one that I had heard about called Next of Kin, which I'm told is interesting because Liam Neeson plays a very convincing southerner despite being so incredibly Irish.

I've been recently gathering up a lot of VCR tapes from the Thrift Shop in town because they're really cheap and they work perfectly, I have The Matrix, As Good As It Gets, Bill and Ted 1, Goldfinger, and Ren and Stimpy's Greatest Hits. It's awesome.

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