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Not me. I'm buying a real movie: the recent restoration of Spartacus.
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I though JW was the best sequel of the three, but still hugely inferior to the original.
JP1 is the only one I am able to rewatch on a regular basis.
Aside from one tense, exciting sequence (Spielberg must have woke up that day), Lost World is terrible, with a ludicrous, tacked-on ending made purely to get a dino into suburbia!
JP3 feels like a TV movie spin-off. It's enjoyable but slight and also has a terrible rushed ending.
JW was a fun 'no-brain' crowd pleaser, but like most Hollywood fare today, something I instantly forgot and would never watch again, aside from accidently catching a TV showing.
Score-wise, all films have been blessed with great music, from the iconic original, left-turn 2nd score, busy and bright Don Davis effort and MG's thrilling music and recaps.
So NO, I won't be buying JW on DVD.
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Aye Thomas, I do still purchase the odd one or two, but the venues have changed.
I picked up a mint copy of Edge Of Tomorrow for £1.50 from the many charity shops that now dominate the streets of Britain.
Or I will shop online at Amazon trade market for cheap copies of films I enjoyed at the cinema like DREDD and KICK-ASS. I still like to see them on my shelf.
Gone are the days of dropping some wedge at HMV for a few weeks' earlier viewing though.
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I thought it was a huge improvement over JURASSIC PARK III. I think it redeemed the series. I had no interest after JPIII for another JP film. 
