Hometown Video — Local services in Brookville

Well people of Brookville we do live in smalltown America. The economy is at its worst. End of days are nearing maybe not in some of ours lifetime, but people are starving, businesses closing all or some of their locations & homelessness is on the rise. Therefore people the electronic age is progressing and making further advancements. So we need to help our local businesses as much as possible. They've relied on you all these years don't let them down now. They have families and need to eat also. So you should go visit these local businesses and see if there's something you can do to help them!!! The littlest things help. I go in the HOMETOWN VIDEO just to see Vicky & Allen and I buy cans of coke from them. .60$ each those are 1990s prices. But it still helps them somewhat. Very nice people make you feel at home. This smalltown America is all new to me. I'm from the burbs of Cincinnati so you have many more choices. If you want this town to keep going as long as possible then visit your local businesses. Especially HOMETOWN VIDEO. Stop & say hi to Allen, Vicky or Jayden they'd love to talk with you or help you with your choices. Tell them I sent you, just because they're...

To be fair, I’ve never actually visited Hometown Video in Brookville, Indiana in person—but I discovered them online and instantly fell in love with the store. There’s just something magical about seeing a true, old-school video rental shop still thriving in today’s world. So much so, I genuinely want to make the trip all the way from Missouri just to become a member and rent movies there myself. That’s how special this place feels.

What really sealed it for me was calling the store and speaking with the owner. He was an absolutely fantastic person—friendly, welcoming, and clearly passionate about what he does. You can tell he genuinely cares about the people who walk through his doors. In a time where everything is digital, he’s keeping the spirit of movie nights, browsing shelves, and local connection alive.

Thank you, Hometown Video, for keeping the movie rental legacy alive every time you unlock the door. You’re not just renting movies—you’re preserving a culture, a tradition, and a feeling that still matters.

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This place is so friendly and amazing. Love the people and the prices. Only place you can walk in and rent movies anymore, and most are only a dollar to rent. They have movies and games, keeping up to date with new releases. They also have things under the counter like controllers, cords, socks, and consoles. They sale candy and soda, popcorn, movies, games, magazines. And they always have sales on. An...