If the companies want to secure their profits, they should make their product not so easily distributable. They’re the ones that have to get creative. Piracy IS going to exist whether you think it’s moral, immoral, or whatever. People that pirate movies don’t care what you think, or how you “feel”. No one cares how you feel.

The truth is, the companies are going to have to do something extra with their movies/music to make it not so easy to be pirated. I have no answers for them, like I said, either get creative, or get your product stolen.

Complaining and whining to the government and international agencies is not the answer, nor is it productive, or even WORKING for that matter. Pirating is not even an art anymore it’s become so easy. Hell, with a quick google search you can just about find any album/movie you want at the convenience of enjoying it in your home free of charge.

So companies, if you don’t want to be jipped like you jip the populace, then you’re going to have to up your ante.

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I know it’s theft, i make no excuse, it’s wrong… I simply can’t justify spending money on things that are available for free.

For example, have you seen that new fast food commercial where they ask people if they will pay double at the fancy table? That is the movie industry in its current form. Except you MUST pay double for the fancy table.

Piracy is a problem because the industry does not look to cater to that market. And why would they, this is the way the movie bizz worked in the past, so it should never change right?

The truth is the industry needs to examine why people pirate, and create a system that captures that market. There are some channels that are now allowing veiwers to watch their programs for free over the interent, and beleive me they are making money from this.

Does this hurt the already in palce buisness of Theatres and DVDs? perhaps, but it comes down to a decision, a decision to diversify to more markets, or continue to neglect other groups.

It seems that the only real delay in accepting the potential benefits of a new market is a fear of change.

What’s with this asshole, I’ve-now-got-a-smoking-gun-to-use-to-kill-the-argument attitude?

Agree, great! Good luck, its been great talking to you. Shit, I got to get busy I have A LOT of really cool films to support this summer! How about you, excited?

I can only say that I do not care at all what the masses think of things. I don’t care about business. I care about what touches me.

I think Triumph of the Will is groundbreaking and inspired. Same with Jüd Suss. Alot of people do as well. What does that tell you? We should condone the system? Obviously not.

Really? It’s like I always suspected, this world is a cesspool of idiots and morons! For me, I see it as art. The financial side of it doesn’t interest me. I want to see movies in the theater, because it is the best experience, and where they were meant to be shown. The fact that it costs money annoys me. I wish I had complete power, I would fund the movies I wanted to see, and release them for free to the public. Imagine how many good movies can be made for the budget of Iron Man? That’d be a world worth living in.

I will quote Renny Harlin again: “In Europe, film making is perceived as an art form with marginal business possibilities, and in the US, film making is a business with marginal artistic possibilities.”

Wintle, I am aware that horror is a genre that does have alot of cheap shit, and that the worse it is, sometimes the better it is, but are the people really making a decent amount of money? I guess maybe they are.

Like a porn site but with regular movies.