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>If they can keep selling in theatres then they will. I think that's what it comes down to. >Since I got a $500 projector I've hardly ever gone to the cinema,
by macspoofing 11y ago
>If they can keep selling in theatres then they will.
I think that's what it comes down to.
>Since I got a $500 projector I've hardly ever gone to the cinema, and regretted it when I did.
But that's been a trend for a long time. There is some evidence that high-quality AV equipment with digital content did impact ticket sales. But I don't know if it's going to kill it. The one thing that cinema has going for it is it's a destination when you want to get out of the house.
And we do have a good thing going. If you want to see a new release RIGHT NOW, you pay $15/person/view. If you don't, you wait a few months to rent it for $5 or wait a little longer and watch it for 'free' on Netflix or TV. That's eco101 price discrimination.