I’m still mulling Brian’s comment. On on one hand, it doesn’t make sense to sell movies for so low that no one is making any money (not that I’m crying for Hollywood but if the prices get so low because of mass production, it makes the marketplace even tougher on indies). But on the other hand, for instance with organic food, WalMart’s pushing the marketplace toward something that is better for us (nutritionally as well as environmentally). So, like I said, I’m still considering it.

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