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Topic	Physical gaming media all but dead, report
bigblu89 04/10/24 9:57:11 AM #76:	hereforemnant posted... It's the entire culture of gaming & movies/social media that has moved us to quick consumerism & consumption of products that has pulled physical media into a more niche area. Definitely one of the big reasons that there aren't really any "Modern Classics" when it comes to movies. So many people will watch a movie once at the theatre, or once on streaming, and then never watch it again. Unlike in the past, where you would see it in the theatre, then the anticipation would build for the DVD release, and then there would be another build towards it being on HBO or Cinemax. Movies would get watched DOZENS of times, and that really doesn't happen much with movies that have come out in the last decade or so. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person. <cite>bigblu89 posted [p:979834914] in Physical g... [t:80742978]...</cite> <quote>hereforemnant posted... </cite><quote>It's the entire culture of gaming & movies/social media that has moved us to quick consumerism & consumption of products that has pulled physical media into a more niche area. </quote>Definitely one of the big reasons that there aren't really any "Modern Classics" when it comes to movies.So many people will watch a movie once at the theatre, or once on streaming, and then never watch it again.Unlike in the past, where you would see it in the theatre, then the anticipation would build for the DVD release, and then there would be another build towards it being on HBO or Cinemax.Movies would get watched DOZENS of times, and that really doesn't happen much with movies that have come out in the last decade or so. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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