"The movie is Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh's "Bubble." But the persistent buzz around its release has less to do with the film's artistic merits than with the fact that it will be broadcast on the high-definition network HDNet the night of its full theatrical release, Jan. 27, and also made available on DVD just four days later. "This is what is going to change the movie biz. For music, you get the cd, radio, music video all released at the same time and they still sell records. With the abundance of high end home theater gear, people will demand to watch the newest release in the comfort of there own Laz-e-boy! Read the article!
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I can't imagine it'll ever lower movie ticket prices at the theater. They're operating on too thin of a margin as it is. Movie theaters need to think of innovative ways to bring in business. Like, what if they charged $15 instead of $10, but gave you a stripped down version of the DVD on your way out the door?
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