Wellā¦ yes.
Many Bothans died to bring us this screener.
As Dr Cox said:
I canāt honestly decide whether to say, āDuh,ā uh, āDoy,ā or a very sarcastic, āOh, really?ā
Disney execs being Disney execs, the lawyers and beancounters donāt understand that the anti-piracy technology was already built in. Unlike most movies, itās designed to be watched in a theatre on a big screen with an awesome sound system (and non-Dr.-Tongue 3D) surrounded by a big enthusiastic audience. No-one but the most desperate would even waste time downloading a cam version.
The more you tighten your grip, the more pirates will slip through your fingers.
I wanted to see the 55 seconds that Iād missed going to the restroom.
Isnāt it screener season? Do you think they would be so daft as to actually send one out? Yāknow, āfor your considerationā?
considering the quality I think this was made by one of the less popular humorous characters instead of one of the heroes.
Why?
Justā¦ Why? This is Star Wars. In theaters. And it doesnāt suck!
itās meant to be enjoyed in groups.
Why do people always jump to ātorrent sitesā as the place where piracy happens?
Thatās like assuming anyone drinking coffee is having a Starbucks.
Hell no. I love Star Wars but the geek energy in the theater was frustrating for my experience. The 30+ year old man sitting next to me with his wife and kids next to him was sitting on the edge of his seat in my peripheral vision during the whole movie and excitedly pounding his hands on the table in front of him whenever anything remotely interesting happened. I missed dialogue here and there when he was exclaiming, āyes!ā randomly.
Iām definitely seeing it again in a few weeks with a smaller crowd.
The image was angled? But surely you speak hypothetically, since you would never download a file like this, right?
This site keeps calling that āpiracy.ā
David Lynch would like to have a word with you, cammers.
Thatās certainly true for Lynchās movies as well as any good sci-fi adventure movie that you havenāt seen before, but Iād argue that a comedy that doesnāt have too many sight gags would be perfectly fine being watched on a small screen.
A backup option for those who want to see it but donāt have the groups, want to be able to discuss it, and donāt want to deal with the theaters alone.
for someone like me acquiring the first best cam version during the opening weekend is my objective. iād never pay to watch it in a theater and couldnāt care less about the movie. maybe iāll watch the cam or maybe iāll watch a better copy later but thereās good chance iāll never watch it.
Iām shocked!
I suspect that everyone involved would make more money by releasing these things online for a small viewing fee.
Limiting the availability of media seems a sure fire way to invite copytheft.
The trouble with watching it in a theatre on a big screen with an awesome sound system surrounded by a big enthusiastic audience is, I canāt take a pee-break, I canāt get a cup of tea, I canāt have a smoke, I canāt adjust the volume, I canāt pause it to take a call, and Iād rather not be surrounded by hundreds of whooping people.
Small screen suits lots of people just fine.
