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Do movie watchers of the future get to study a film over and over like we used to, now that the artifact of the collectible movie has gone away and almost all movies are easily accessed?
Time was, a movie was a physical object, there was scarcity and a built-in obligation to extract as much value as possible. So we’d watch them over and over again, and we’d learn about movies.
Everything I know about movies, I learned from Kentucky Fried Movie, Beetlejuice, and The Shining.
 
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  4. dalasverdugo said: i know, this bums me out :(
  5. executivecontour said: Show me your (you’re) nuts!
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  7. doug said: I wonder what future exists for completists like Criterion when so much work is treated like McMovies where “online links” are considered ‘the’ bonus feature. I’m interested in the director’s commentary on almost anything. It’d be a shame to lose it.
  8. lanekneedler said: But, it was only like this for a short window of time, before that you were at the mercy of the theater owners. My parents actually rented a 16mm projector to show EMPIRE STRIKES BACK at my birthday party way back when.
  9. soxiam said: “Sleeping with the enemy” taught me it’s okay to love again.