NBC Covers "Pay After the Movie" Experiment

[mzkhadir]

YT

 

[MikeyIs4Dcats]

the director walks out of 90% of the movies he sees? WTF. Thats just being pompous.

 

[rivan]

Won't take off. It'll be fine for an indie-film audience. Otherwise, it's too open to abuse.

 

[Mellman]

Won't change a thing for me...I rarely go to the movie theaters anyways, $10 is too much for a crappy quality picture, and noisy other people in the theater.

 

[Demon-Xanth]

Originally posted by: rivan
Won't take off. It'll be fine for an indie-film audience. Otherwise, it's too open to abuse.

QFT. There's some people that would never pay for any.

 

[Ipno]

Originally posted by: Mellman
Won't change a thing for me...I rarely go to the movie theaters anyways, $10 is too much for a crappy quality picture, and noisy other people in the theater.

Exactly. Especially when I have a 50" HDTV and 7.1 surround sound in my living room where I sit in a nice leather recliner instead of the crappy theater seat with god knows what in it. And for me, its not $10 is $20+crap because my wife always has to get the popcorn so a trip to the movies ends up $25-30 and I can wait and buy the DVD for $15 usually.

 

[bignateyk]

Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth

Originally posted by: rivan
Won't take off. It'll be fine for an indie-film audience. Otherwise, it's too open to abuse.

QFT. There's some people that would never pay for any.

Like all the annoying ass high school students who go and ruin the movie for everyone else. I really wish they would enforce the R rating for movies.

 

[Mr Incognito]

I'm a poor college student and would abuse the hell outta the system, most movies aren't worht even half their ticket price.

 

[Linflas]

Originally posted by: Mellman
Won't change a thing for me...I rarely go to the movie theaters anyways, $10 is too much for a crappy quality picture, and noisy other people in the theater.

I grew up in the age of Cinemascope and big theaters. If people still knew how to behave in movie theaters and the movie theaters still had those huge screens I would not mind paying the $7.00-$10.00.

 

[AUMM]

Originally posted by: Linflas

Originally posted by: Mellman
Won't change a thing for me...I rarely go to the movie theaters anyways, $10 is too much for a crappy quality picture, and noisy other people in the theater.

I grew up in the age of Cinemascope and big theaters. If people still knew how to behave in movie theaters and the movie theaters still had those huge screens I would not mind paying the $7.00-$10.00.

i see a lot of people complaining about noisy movie theaters etc... I go to the movies quite often and rarely run into noisy people to the point where it actually bothers me

 

[HeroOfPellinor]

Originally posted by: AUMM

Originally posted by: Linflas

Originally posted by: Mellman
Won't change a thing for me...I rarely go to the movie theaters anyways, $10 is too much for a crappy quality picture, and noisy other people in the theater.

I grew up in the age of Cinemascope and big theaters. If people still knew how to behave in movie theaters and the movie theaters still had those huge screens I would not mind paying the $7.00-$10.00.

i see a lot of people complaining about noisy movie theaters etc... I go to the movies quite often and rarely run into noisy people to the point where it actually bothers me

People chewing one piece of popcorn at a time with their mouth open. Happens every single time I go.

Theaters used to be louder too. I'm sure some of them got sued for damaging somebody's hearing so they had to turn them all down, but my home theater system sounds better.