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I "bought" a few digital kids movies because kids want to watch them over and over and I didn't want to deal with handling physical media.
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Why do you guys "buy" movies? Like, you plan to watch the movie many, many times in the future? How many times do you watch a movie? Just curious, because I've never had a desire to watch a movie more than once.
Either you have a perfect memory, or you’ve never been touched or moved sufficiently by a movie or show.
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>Why do people buy movies digitally anyway? I can understand digital movies (they are convenient) You answered your own question very efficiently.
Right, but I was referring to the concept of watching a movie digitally in general , whether that be streaming, renting, buying, torrenting, ripping, whatever. My question is why do people buy movies digitally as opposed to any of those other options
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>Why do people buy movies digitally anyway? I can understand digital movies (they are convenient) You answered your own question very efficiently.
Right, but I was referring to the concept of watching a movie digitally in general , whether that be streaming, renting, buying, torrenting, ripping, whatever. My question is why do people buy movies digitally as opposed to any of those other options
Digital movies are convenient, that’s why we like them. You are right. Why wouldn’t we like the _most_ convenient form of them?
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Convenience. I don’t buy many movies digitally but it’s usually because the family is over and they want to watch something new. Of course I may then pirate it afterwards so I can keep a backup of my purchased movie.
Right but wouldn't you just stream or rent it then? afaik PlayStation, amazon, and itunes all have a rent option