But I will download this movie and watch it because this is a great insight into how a movie becomes a movie, step-by-step. I've always been interested in postproduction steps; what's real, what's been CGI-ed (despite the obvious ones of course), how they pull of a certain stunt. It's more like The Making Of… to me, and I for one can't get enough of those… so… yes, I will download and watch it, as a filmmaking student.

But I will download this movie and watch it because this is a great insight into how a movie becomes a movie, step-by-step. I've always been interested in postproduction steps; what's real, what's been CGI-ed (despite the obvious ones of course), how they pull of a certain stunt. It's more like The Making Of… to me, and I for one can't get enough of those… so… yes, I will download and watch it, as a filmmaking student.

But I will download this movie and watch it because this is a great insight into how a movie becomes a movie, step-by-step. I've always been interested in postproduction steps; what's real, what's been CGI-ed (despite the obvious ones of course), how they pull of a certain stunt. It's more like The Making Of… to me, and I for one can't get enough of those… so… yes, I will download and watch it, as a filmmaking student.

I got tired half way through and it wasn't good enough to keep watching. Managed to get through the rest of it over an early breakfast and all I can say is – "meh".

Not a good film, and not a great origin story at all.

People making these films should go and watch Ironman and Batman Begins and realise that creating a film with substance and intelligence is resonating more with moviegoers than popcorn fluff.

I got tired half way through and it wasn't good enough to keep watching. Managed to get through the rest of it over an early breakfast and all I can say is – "meh".

Not a good film, and not a great origin story at all.

People making these films should go and watch Ironman and Batman Begins and realise that creating a film with substance and intelligence is resonating more with moviegoers than popcorn fluff.

I got tired half way through and it wasn't good enough to keep watching. Managed to get through the rest of it over an early breakfast and all I can say is – "meh".

Not a good film, and not a great origin story at all.

People making these films should go and watch Ironman and Batman Begins and realise that creating a film with substance and intelligence is resonating more with moviegoers than popcorn fluff.

Horrible!

Crappy script.

Did they not watch the Dark Knight?,to see how to make a movie worth watching?

Lame……..

Horrible!

Crappy script.

Did they not watch the Dark Knight?,to see how to make a movie worth watching?

Lame……..

Horrible!

Crappy script.

Did they not watch the Dark Knight?,to see how to make a movie worth watching?

Lame……..

As for barcoding the dvd, it would be pointless. the protection would last all of a week before someone cracked it for someone they know blah blah blah, and it would be null and void. It happened with the prerelease cds of a bunch of different bands over the years. Like you said, spending the money on protecting things like that would drive up overall costs, and potentially be detrimental to sales in the long run. The video game industry learned that the hard way.

edit: chud also won't load for me, i'm guessing the heavy traffic from digg's front page is causing that

As for barcoding the dvd, it would be pointless. the protection would last all of a week before someone cracked it for someone they know blah blah blah, and it would be null and void. It happened with the prerelease cds of a bunch of different bands over the years. Like you said, spending the money on protecting things like that would drive up overall costs, and potentially be detrimental to sales in the long run. The video game industry learned that the hard way.

edit: chud also won't load for me, i'm guessing the heavy traffic from digg's front page is causing that

As for barcoding the dvd, it would be pointless. the protection would last all of a week before someone cracked it for someone they know blah blah blah, and it would be null and void. It happened with the prerelease cds of a bunch of different bands over the years. Like you said, spending the money on protecting things like that would drive up overall costs, and potentially be detrimental to sales in the long run. The video game industry learned that the hard way.

edit: chud also won't load for me, i'm guessing the heavy traffic from digg's front page is causing that

Bad enough the RIAA/MPAA want to sue people for thousands of times the damage that is actually caused by an offenders actions but now we want to throw somebody in prison for……waitforit…. releasing a movie to the public before it hits the big screens.

I take it you'd also vote YES for the NY Rockefeller laws if you were given a chance.

Insanity.

Bad enough the RIAA/MPAA want to sue people for thousands of times the damage that is actually caused by an offenders actions but now we want to throw somebody in prison for……waitforit…. releasing a movie to the public before it hits the big screens.

I take it you'd also vote YES for the NY Rockefeller laws if you were given a chance.

Insanity.