Since Blu-ray can't make up DVDs losses, is it considiered a failure?

[Elee s]

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You dont know what a strawman is.
You said people are going to the theater for the big screen.
Umm no. You cant think of any other reason?? like the fact that the theater is the first place a movie is released in?

[Lee Stewart]

You dont know what a strawman is.
You said people are going to the theater for the big screen.
Umm no. You cant think of any other reason?? like the fact that the theater is the first place a movie is released in?

You posted:

And the big screen lure of theaters is nearly gone

To which I replied:

How you can possibly think that a comparison of 1.42 billion versus 1.34 billion admissions means that the "alure of the big screen is gone" . . . THAT is a clear case of fantasy.

You didn't show any proof of statement that what you said is factual in any way. You just now invented some other definition . . . . just backpeddeling.

[Elee s]

You didn't show any proof of statement that what you said is factual in any way. You just now invented some other definition . . . . just backpeddeling.

And now you dont even know what backpedaling even means.
"And the big screen lure of theaters is nearly gone"
Thats still my stance.

As for proof didnt think I needed any since it was common sense. But sure, here ya go.
Almost three-fourths of Americans say they would prefer to stay home and watch a movie on their DVD player, VCR or pay-per-view.
That's more than three times the number, 22 percent, who said they prefer to watch films at a theater.
http://www.seattlepi.com/movies/228799_moviepoll17.html And that was in 2005 lol when many didnt have HD.
I can also dig up the blu ray quotes where the directors said the blu ray looks better than the theater representations of the movie. If you want.