I
haven't been since "The Phantom Menace" - which whilst also being shite, I was subjected to 50 minutes of advertisements before the film started...and I PAID for the pleasure of being sold M&Ms, A BMW Mini, etc.....

Nope. Fuck'em. I can see why people choose to download films illegally when the alternative means to sit in an uncomfortable chair behind a bloke with a mahooosive hat on (or big hair), pay a premium for sweets and drinks and be forced to watch adverts that when at home you would simply switch the channel over for.

Yeah...those bastard pirates - ruining the cinema industry they are...
(dchurch bah, Sat 2 Apr 2011, 15:01, 1 reply)

In a truly free market,
instead of having their racket protected by law, the big names in the entertainment industry would simply be told "tough shit" and have to work harder to try and win consumers over from smaller, more efficient suppliers - you know, like every other industry in the world.
( The Mock TurtIe ™ --- Thinks you are a cunt, on, Sat 2 Apr 2011, 15:17, closed)

It would
be especially nice if Banks abided by truly free-market laws as well.
( Jabberwoc misses D.R. and Quinch, Sat 2 Apr 2011, 22:10, closed)