graphrix said:Please tell me then, that all of you who would rather stay at home and spend a lot of time on the intarwebs, know that you can download the movies for free. I would much rather watch the movie on the 52" LCD, with surround sound, on the comfy couch to snuggle, than deal with the cost of a movie in their uncomfortable and awkwardly anti-snuggle seats. That, and I can pause the movie when I need to pee, a very helpful thing for those with children or SOs with abnormally small bladders. Plus, it is mandatory to have a martini with a Bond flick. Something you will never get in a theater.
tmare said:I guess no_vas doesn't realize that those of us with children rarely ever see a movie in a theater. I think the last thing I saw in a theater was Shrek. I actually don't really watch entire movies at home either, I fall asleep instead %-P.
no_vaseline said:tmare said:I guess no_vas doesn't realize that those of us with children rarely ever see a movie in a theater. I think the last thing I saw in a theater was Shrek. I actually don't really watch entire movies at home either, I fall asleep instead %-P.
I would suggest those with children NOT see Slumdog Millionare, theater or otherwise. This is not a kids movie.
Shooby said:I paid to watch it in the theaters and now I've just downloaded it on my laptop.
That way I don't feel guilty since I already contributed to the gross of this film.
T!m said:Shooby said:I paid to watch it in the theaters and now I've just downloaded it on my laptop.
That way I don't feel guilty since I already contributed to the gross of this film.
But you are encouraging those who make it available for download, illegally. Plus you will be less likely to get the DVD when it comes out. Thus, it is still a kind of theft.
If you want people to create things, you need to give them your money or they won't be able to afford to continue. Encouraging others to steal is just as bad as stealing.