3/17/2006
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In reality, we all should know they will be charging at least $8-10 for a good movie. And that is not unreasonable... but what is unreasonable is the lousy quality. Until iTunes offers different quality levels, hopefully with HD as the top choice... I will continue to get my TV shows from BitTorrent. And, Since I pay $150 a month for cable anyway, I don't see downloading a copy of the show as stealing.
They could have picked a little better flick to make a 'first impression'. I'm not going to be hurrying out to purchase a Disney channel film, neither are 95% of the other iPod consumer base (18 ). Give us something we actually want to watch (minus the DRM).
$9 bucks? way too much for a low quality digital movie. i'm not paying more that $3.99 for an low-rez iPod video.
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