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Old 10-04-2009, 06:09 AM   #76
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
If corporations could not hold copyrights, where would be the incentive to make movies? "Blockbuster" movies are so astronomically expensive, costing hundreds of millions of $ to make, that they are really outside the budget of any but the wealthiest of individuals.
The incentive is in the ticket price, as usual.
Why do you think that the lack of corporation-owned copyright will prevent people to go to movie theathers?

I see DVD-RIP movies in torrents before they're out in theathers. And if there have been enough TV promotion, they're not ampty at all.
Just say in TV "go to the theather", and hudreds of thousands of people will be going. Copyright or not.
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