On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 10:33 AM, Wrecks <landofa...@gmail.com> wrote:

> So Relativity signed a deal with Netflix to allow streaming of their
> movies soon after the DVD release rather than long after.  Great.  If
> only Relativity had any movies that anybody wanted to see.
>
> Rebuttals to follow.
>

I don't really understand the value on accessing films so close to their DVD
release. If somebody really wanted to see a film immediately (for instance,
a Harry Potter, or James Bond, or Vampire film fan) wouldn't they go see it
the first day or week it was released in theaters? Are there really a lot of
people who don't feel enough urgency to see a film when it is first released
in theaters, but then feel an overwhelming need to see it the first week it
is released to DVD?

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