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True, but what if they cut back only on the really awful movies? Very few movies are even worth watching, just like even fewer albums are worth buying. The re
by shiranaihito 19y ago
True, but what if they cut back only on the really awful movies?
Very few movies are even worth watching, just like even fewer albums are worth buying.
The re-use value of music is extremely high, but how many times will you watch a movie you buy?
Downloading movies in Blu-ray format is still more or less infeasible though, and it's not like RIAA & MPAA would be expected to start a torrent site of their own :)
- pchristensen 19y agoThe problem is, it's hard to determine what is going to be a really awful movie until you make it. Just like an idea can sound great and the execution bad, a movie can get killed by poor execution at any step of the process. And once a movie gets past a certain point, it has to be released (even if everyone knows it's bad) to recoup some of the money that's been put into it.
- shiranaihito 19y agoGood point!