Comments on: Media revolutionaries team with old guard

reporter's notebook Hollywood is at a turning point, as record labels were five years ago. But much has changed in entertainment companies' favor.

Theater problems

I go to very few movies and it's not because I don't want to see the movies that are playing. I don't go because like a lot of people I have a home theater that gives me good enough quality that I have no reason to deal with screaming kids and inconsiderate cell phone users. If I'm going to cough the cash for consistantly rising ticket prices then I want a much better theater experience. I think the fact that home theaters are giving people such a great movie watching experience that they are having a hard time justifying spending $10-$12 per person to go out. Give me something to make me want to go back to the theaters, be it better sound or video quality, something but give me a reason not a sob story about how the theater industry is so hard up. Give customers a reason to use your service, don't just expect them to because they always have.

[FisherKingKQJ]

home theatres

I can remember waiting for "Robots" in a foyer and the televised trailer, even without being HD,
had depth and warm colour whereas the big screen movie was scratchy, flat and cold water colour like.
Content left for tv long time ago, now technology is following suit. :) :) :)

[DemiHampster]

The cinema industry is getting what it deserves

"At some point, that shrinking (release) window would
dramatically affect cinema admissions," said NATO executive
director John Fithian. "If the industry were to convert to
simultaneous release on DVD, or with downloads, that would
have devastating impact on the cinema industry."

F*CK the cinema industry. $10 to watch 25 minutes of
commercials first?

[volterwd]

control...

you cant control trends... they are a waves... either you catch it or you drown

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thats the spirit

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