Nope, none of em. Only ever watched DBZ, and bits and bobs of DB & GT. However, I have all five collected editions of Vizbig's DB Manga, and the nine collected editions of the Vizbig DBZ manga. Which I much prefer now to the anime.
Nice, I don't have any of the mangas sadly, but I do want to start collecting and reading them one day. I only have the limited edition (yellow) Dragon Box sets of the anime that I managed to get before they went out of print (ebay prices are a scam now), full set with booklets. I am never selling them. Aren't the mangas more to the point than the anime as well, i.e. no filler material and plot inconsistencies?
Hope the movies don't kill the show. I know a few people who stopped watching DBS after two episodes because they said it was just the movie over again.
Are these canonical movies and DBS going to be 100% redundant?
I haven't watches either movie because I don't want spoilers.
I hope it doesn't go down that road either, but like Andy said it seems like they're only going to touch on key moments of the films for consistency sake, but also focus on the events that happened that the films weren't able to fully cover. If they repeat the films entirely in some drawn out 10-episode stretch that might kill it for me as well, it's like why even bother with the movies then. At the same time though it wouldn't be the first series to have done such unfortunately.
The films will give spoilers though as DBS starts right before Battle of Gods begins (where Episode 4 starts is BoG), I hope they fast-forward through it so it's more of "Ep 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Movie, 7, 8, 9, etc." so the film can just slot into there so it doesn't end up redundant.
But isn't the whole series just recycling the same basic plot over and over again?
Honestly yes, ever since the start of DBZ it's been the exact same formula locked on repeat. Everyone's happy and having a good time, new threat looms, heroes are called to action, drawn out epic battle, evil has been vanquished. Rinse & Repeat. It's more of how it's handled and what they do in between that makes it worth watching though, but I do prefer some of the old Dragon Ball sagas that focused more on character development instead of the tired Good vs. Evil retread.
The new "villain" Bills/Beerus (God of Destruction) is more of a neutral figure who does what he does because it is the natural order of things and his job to maintain balance, but just happens to also find some enjoyment out of it. So it's something different at least from the old cookie cutter evil, makes for some interesting dialogue.
