You litterally don't own movies or books. You might own a physical (or sometimes digital) copy, but the work itself is not yours and you cannot legally redistri

You litterally don't own movies or books. You might own a physical (or sometimes digital) copy, but the work itself is not yours and you cannot legally redistribute new copies of it. The concept makes some sense for many forms of media, but what's scares me is how it has spilled into traditional, physical goods.