Actually, where are y'all on digital media in general? Because I'm kinda spotty on where I've gone all digital, but I'm running out of room for more physical media.
Music -- iTunes owns my ass. I pretty much accepted it since I can just tap an album to buy it on iTunes, and iTunes music dropped DRM a few years ago. Sometimes I'll get something on Bandcamp or something. I don't like streaming.
Movies -- Still Blu-Rays. I don't like the DRM that iTunes or whoever else will probably never get rid of. BR image quality is also still a bit better than digital HD. I don't think I have the hard drive space to hold all the movies I'd buy either. Again, I don't like streaming movies I've paid to permanently "own." If I buy something I at least want it on my hard drive.
Books -- All digital as long as I don't have to deal with DRM. I buy books through Kindle and then rip their DRM because I think iBooks is the better reading software.
If I buy music, it's physical. I mostly stream now, though. $5/mo for Spotify isn't killing me in comparison to purchasing every song I want in my rotation. I like the discovery in it, too.
I buy physical books, mostly. Book stores own my life. I have a tendency of going used, though. Lot of shops for that in the city core here. I do have a kindle, though, and I'll buy a book on the cheap on occasion. Easier for my commutes.
I buy blu rays for movies, if I care to buy it. I mostly collect horror, and anything else I buy is something I enjoyed seeing in theatres or had interest in if I missed it. Never bought a movie digitally, but I do stream them plenty because of Netflix.
I like having a tangible item, on an overall, I guess. Outside of PC gaming, near everything else is physical.
