Well Here's Some Good News for the Movie Industry... -

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91439306 15,000 Watts of Bass Power join:2002-10-16 New Milford, CT	Well Here's Some Good News for the Movie Industry... On the VX2K mailing list, there were several people reporting this week that the DVD-Rs they burned in 2003 are no longer readable. The discs have been stored in those plastic cases and have developed spots in the dye. So either there was a vast conspiracy by the MPAA, or just a fortunate turn of events preventing some percentage of pirated DVDs from living on. And in related news... my wife reported from the Philippines that their government has a set of dogs that can sniff out pirated DVDs. Now I'm laughing! -- Take care, Mark & Mary Ann Weiss My Kurzweil Music at: '»www.dv-clips.com/theater.htm '»www.basspig.com Bass Pig's Lair '»www.mwcomms.com '»www.adventuresinanimemusic.com Stereo Feed!
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robot join:2003-07-02 Palos Hills, IL	Yeah...Maybe they should do a study on how much precious time and money their crappy movies shown in theaters cost me. How about that eh? What is it now, like 6-9 bucks for a movie ticket? And most of the movies don't even get more than fair/good rating in the reviews.
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91439306 15,000 Watts of Bass Power join:2002-10-16 New Milford, CT	Paul Harvey mentioned a theater that closed its doors recently. The marquee read: "The business is fine. But the movies of late were just awful."
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Well Here's Some Good News for the Movie Industry...