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I don't buy it. Watching a big-budget movie in a theater and watching a pirated version are two activities so dissimilar as not to affect each other at all. I
by etatoby 9y ago
I don't buy it.
Watching a big-budget movie in a theater and watching a pirated version are two activities so dissimilar as not to affect each other at all.
If we were talking about Netflix shows, or DVD releases, then maybe piracy would impact the sales, but a big Disney movie? Nah.
These pirates are either stupid, or non-existent and created by Disney itself.
- quakenul 9y agoConsidering a good portion of my friends stopped going to cinemas all together in favor of watching movies at home, I would say the two actives are similar enough to affect each other.
- ryanlol 9y ago>Watching a big-budget movie in a theater and watching a pirated version are two activities so dissimilar as not to affect each other at all. Dunno, I'd certainly go to the cinema much less if I could just download bluray remuxes on opening nights. I'd say the biggest difference between the two is the fact that one is available for months before the other.
- scarface74 9y agoI think you're right, with the operative phrase being big budget. The only time I go to the movies is to see big budget, special effects laden films -- or strangely enough horror movies.