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The Great "Into Darkness" Scavenger Hunt

hyplhypl Member Posts: 3,719 Arc User
edited September 2013 in Ten Forward

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  • gonjaagonjaa Member Posts: 126 Arc User
    edited August 2013
    hypl wrote: »

    Admittedly, I enjoyed the smartglass experience when I purchased the movie on Xbox Video.

    More of a get with the times thing. Disks are going to go away.
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  • awolzabrakawolzabrak Member Posts: 30 Arc User
    edited August 2013
    gonjaa wrote: »
    Admittedly, I enjoyed the smartglass experience when I purchased the movie on Xbox Video.

    More of a get with the times thing. Disks are going to go away.

    Disks going away? Ok there. Lots of media comes and goes - it's the nature of the game.

    Splitting material that used to come on the same released product between several different distributors in the hopes that fans will buy 3-4 versions of the same product to get what we should all get in the 1st place - while padding corporate thick wallets? No thanks!! That's just pathetically greedy. Not gonna happen, Paramount/Bad Robot. Go frak yourselves :-/
  • reginamala78reginamala78 Member Posts: 4,593 Arc User
    edited August 2013
    Oddly this is the sort of thing just encourages piracy, as that becomes the only way to get everything in one place. If the movie companies want their customers to support them and actually buy their movies, they need to make their customer base happy, not feeling like they're being gouged.

    As for discs going away, I certainly hope not. I want something thats mine, I own, and can use whenever I want, however I want, not this DRM-loaded always-online you'll-use-it-how-we-say nonsense. If I paid for it, its mine.
  • theanothernametheanothername Member Posts: 1,511 Arc User
    edited August 2013
    Unpleasant practice. So for those interested its best to get the cheapest movie only version on amazon and the rest on youtube?
    Oddly this is the sort of thing just encourages piracy, as that becomes the only way to get everything in one place. If the movie companies want their customers to support them and actually buy their movies, they need to make their customer base happy, not feeling like they're being gouged.

    As for discs going away, I certainly hope not. I want something thats mine, I own, and can use whenever I want, however I want, not this DRM-loaded always-online you'll-use-it-how-we-say nonsense. If I paid for it, its mine.

    I still remember ppl saying that about computer games in the past; myself included. I fear it will be in my lifetime when the unwashed masses will claim "You do not payed for the movie, but for the license to use it at the publishers desire".
  • daveynydaveyny Member Posts: 8,227 Arc User
    edited September 2013
    I'll wait six months and buy it for $7.00 out of the Walmart Blu-ray discount bin.

    It'll be the first Trek video I'll have done this way.

    But TRIBBLE-um, I'm not buying into Their tricks.

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