Turkish
Lifer
- May 26, 2003
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---------- Xiety says -----------
Thanks for the entertainment folks... you all forgot one thing: seeing movies is not a right, but rather a privilidge that comes with its own price. Some fella above says "I don't want to pay $8 to see 20 minutes of commercials.", Well, sorry buddy, but that's how to do business in entertainment industry. You are paying $8 to see a movie months (in rare cases it can be years) before it is released on VHS, DVD, etc. That's the price you pay for that privilidge. Also, I would like to note that majority of the movie theaters in U.S. are owned by the same exhibitor: Regal Entertainment Group (owns Regal Cinemas, United Artists Theaters, and Edwards Theaters) own more than 6,000 theaters in U.S. These guys are so powerful, they can increase admission prices by $1 and the rest of the theaters will do it the same day.
---------- Cheers
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Thanks for the entertainment folks... you all forgot one thing: seeing movies is not a right, but rather a privilidge that comes with its own price. Some fella above says "I don't want to pay $8 to see 20 minutes of commercials.", Well, sorry buddy, but that's how to do business in entertainment industry. You are paying $8 to see a movie months (in rare cases it can be years) before it is released on VHS, DVD, etc. That's the price you pay for that privilidge. Also, I would like to note that majority of the movie theaters in U.S. are owned by the same exhibitor: Regal Entertainment Group (owns Regal Cinemas, United Artists Theaters, and Edwards Theaters) own more than 6,000 theaters in U.S. These guys are so powerful, they can increase admission prices by $1 and the rest of the theaters will do it the same day.
---------- Cheers
