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I miss Blockbuster and similar store, but I recognize this is nostalgia.
My generation has never had that. And I have no desire for it. In elementary I would order Netflix movies or games in the mail and I could DRV any show I wanted or watch it on demand. By middle school we had Redbox. By high school there were multiple streaming services. I would never go to a store to rent a movie. Too much work. >

I grew up in the video store generation and never want to go back. I find it bizarre how people get nostalgic for them >

The actual 1990's wasn't like a Kevin Smith movies where minimum wage workers would spout snarky quips and pop culture esoterica. You litrally just paced the aisles and then went home as fast as you could. >

This MF never went to BLOCKBUSTER >

Who is going to invest the money to open and run that?
If you think it’s a good idea, go for it