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Originally posted by warpboost
With computer animation technology advancing as fast as it is at some point will actors even be needed ??? Why pay some guy 10 million, when you can hire a team of computer animators to create the perfect actor for the part for a 1/10th of the cost?
Originally posted by crusader
Right, but do you think the current economic system of Hollywood could afford any big blockbusters, any longer, as the article says, the investment is reducing
Originally posted by sardion2000
Flyersfan, is this really the thread to polarize?
Originally posted by SeekarOfTruth
A drink, popcorn and some candy + the ticket for the mouvie can cost over 15 dollars.
Originally posted by SeekarOfTruth
This doesnt come as a surprise to me. One of the major reasons for not as many people seeing mouvies is the prices. In less than 2 years alone in my city, the price for an "after 6 pm mouvie" went from $5.50 to $7.50!!! The food and drink prices went up alot also. A drink, popcorn and some candy + the ticket for the mouvie can cost over 15 dollars.
Cheaper to just download the mouvie from somewhere...
Originally posted by ThunderCloud
By that point, most every movie will be a "straight to DVD (or HD-DVD) release" and those release dates will be the big deal then. Oh, and by then piracy of digital content will become a major crime, not just an annoyance!
Originally posted by wang
A couple of things Thundercloud. DVD's are not permanant, the information starts to become corrupt after 6-8 years. Also i believe that HD-DVD and BlueRay will battle it out for a couple of years with no clear winner, then direct download will win out...