perhaps, but this kind of assault on your customers (or people you want to be customers, if you assume they don't buy any movies) is still a bad idea as it more or less guarantees you're losing a (potential) customer.Jman1236 said:A sad day for the internet and privacy but still downloading a new movie for free is a crime no matter how you slice it.
I think the "this is not even CLOSE to being worth actual money, but I'm curious and bored" mentality is actually quite common. It's one of those scenarios where no money is lost, because fuck if they would have actually BOUGHT that shit.Raregolddragon said:Wait some one pirated that movie?
I thought only good movies got stolen. I mean don't think I have ever seen someone stealing a copy of the Mario Brothers movie.
Its like "Spore" no one really liked the game, but people pirated it because they "Could" and to send a message to EA about their damn DRMRaregolddragon said:Wait some one pirated that movie?
I thought only good movies got stolen. I mean don't think I have ever seen someone stealing a copy of the Mario Brothers movie.
If I paid for a pair of jeans after I stole them and wore them around town for a week, i would still get arrested.wandererbkb said:I wonder what they would do if someone downloaded it then bought the DVD.
Ahh, yes. Because generating homeless people does a lot to *improve* crime rates.Onyx Oblivion said:Sue to poor people, too! Sue 'em all, rich or poor!
Poverty is no excuse for piracy.
And we should just let everyone get away with piracy on such a chance?RvLeshrac said:Ahh, yes. Because generating homeless people does a lot to *improve* crime rates.Onyx Oblivion said:Sue to poor people, too! Sue 'em all, rich or poor!
Poverty is no excuse for piracy.
Of course not, they're going to sue each of these people for millions of dollars.Onyx Oblivion said:And we should just let everyone get away with piracy on such a chance?RvLeshrac said:Ahh, yes. Because generating homeless people does a lot to *improve* crime rates.Onyx Oblivion said:Sue to poor people, too! Sue 'em all, rich or poor!
Poverty is no excuse for piracy.
It's not like they are going to sue each of these people for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
That movie was a critical and commercial failure. It didn't even make half its budget back and was critically panned.KEM10 said:That's not true, what about Driven? His fast paced, Indy car film about him trying to help a young protégé keep his cool as he is slowly crawling down the ranks.Aiddon said:That about sums it up. Why the HELL would I want to pirate a piece of crap like The Expendables? Stallone has been irrelevant for at least 10 years.Daystar Clarion said:Yup, I'd be sued for being a moron and not pirating a good movie.