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<blockquote data-quote="darkshadows38" data-source="post: 339360" data-attributes="member: 19">you can go to any Wallmart and see and big ass bins of dvd&#039;s with some blurays. each year they do a black friday of sale and have tons of both and those go really damn quick. so people still buy physical discs. in the 1950&#039;s the studios were scared to death that tv would kill&nbsp; the movies and to a degree they were right yes people still went but they weren&#039;t as much as in the 1940&#039;s for example before tv made it big in the 50&#039;s. we should always have the choice of wanting to own it on physical medium or stream it. as it&#039;s been said certain area&#039;s have lousy internet connection so they use physical medium.&nbsp; ours isn&#039;t the best but it&#039;s okay.&nbsp; there are people who download movies and if they love it they go and see it on the big screen sometimes more than once.&nbsp; you never know what&#039;s gonna be big next in 2 years from now to throw a random amount years in there streaming could die down some still make tons of money. i still buy physical books in fact i always buy Stephen King&#039;s new book each time he puts one out and other authors i love too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darkshadows38, post: 339360, member: 19"] you can go to any Wallmart and see and big ass bins of dvd's with some blurays. each year they do a black friday of sale and have tons of both and those go really damn quick. so people still buy physical discs. in the 1950's the studios were scared to death that tv would kill the movies and to a degree they were right yes people still went but they weren't as much as in the 1940's for example before tv made it big in the 50's. we should always have the choice of wanting to own it on physical medium or stream it. as it's been said certain area's have lousy internet connection so they use physical medium. ours isn't the best but it's okay. there are people who download movies and if they love it they go and see it on the big screen sometimes more than once. you never know what's gonna be big next in 2 years from now to throw a random amount years in there streaming could die down some still make tons of money. i still buy physical books in fact i always buy Stephen King's new book each time he puts one out and other authors i love too. [/QUOTE]

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