Will 5G Internet make 4K Blu-Ray Players obsolete?

DVDs are very popular at my local public library. It has one of the biggest collections of DVDs. While some other libraries have one of the biggest collections of Blu-Ray.<br><br>I do not subscribe to an online movie streaming services. But I do like their original content. I also like the fact that this has created more opportunities for new series, movies and Anime to be made.<br><br>Amazon is doing a great job with producing thriller series such as Jack Ryan or the upcoming Hanna<br><br>Netflix had done a great job with Anime, movies and series such as Castlevania, Godzilla, Narcos: Mexico or Triple Frontier.<br><br>DC Universe nailed it with a violent version of Titans. This has allowed them to show things in a series that they could not normally show on regular TV channels. Doom Patrol was also another interesting idea.<br><br>I hope that horror author Clive Barker jumps on board this train and produces Demonik for either Amazon or Netflix. I wonder which media will be used for Barker's upcoming Books of Blood and Nightbreed series.<br><br>But until I sign up for one of these services, I will still checkout either DVDs or Blu-Rays. I just requested my library to add Titans season 1 to its collection. Through interlibrary loan, I also saw Castlevania on DVD.<br><br>I also want to see what more content gets produced by these online services.