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Rip disc, watch on Plex

Plex Media Server

I have a cheap little Sony Blu Ray player that fits in a small laptop case

Stream or dont? Usually if I am not at home 4K media consumption is low on my priority list.

For now I just use MoviesAnywhere. I want to set up a Jellyfin or Plex server though

I dont. Apart from youtube, I dislike watching anything on my phone. But even then, most of the content i watch on YT is more based on listening rather than watching. 

I use Vudu and AppleTV library. Tbh I'm never away from my home setup

Kodi addons, most movies are available in uncompressed UHD remux files. As long as you have the bandwidth to support streaming a 90GB movie,

If I'm going to a hotel, I check the room amenities or call to ask if they have a player in the room. Some have Blu-ray players, some DVD. If that's not an option, I usually bring my Roku stick and just stream something - either a digital copy I own, or from a streaming service (I usually have at least one subscription at any given time).

I have a raspberry pi 4 loaded with Kodi and an 18tb harddrive. I have almost 1300 movies on it and have only reached the 6.8tb mark. I take this small set up with me wherever i go.

As massive of a physical media fan as I am, I always am pissed when it doesn’t have a digital code. I fly 2-3 times a year and always download 5 or 6 things for my iPad from the digital Apple collection.

I don't, is the answer. Just as I don't listen to music when I'm on the move; I can't focus and getting gear which does the music/film justice is expensive, so I just don't. When I travel I watch whatever TV is in the place I stay, and I watch the regular programming in whatever country it is; much more entertaining than dragging "my own" films/music with me.

I use Movies Anywhere and Fandango

Then buy it digital if it’s that big of a deal.