It's expensive, often less comfortable than my own home, and I like theatre in which the crowd plays a part in the experience,
This is why I don't understand the "big action movies need a cinema, small comedies you can watch at home" argument. My home theatre can replicate the big-screen action experience just fine, but a comedy with a crowd is immediately 35% funnier.
You think prosecutors need to be paid off to hide evidence and generally ignore the rights of defendants?
You're watching it wrong.
What on earth are you talking about?
...which side of this argument are you on?
"There's no benefit to physical media." "Yes there is." "Why are you defending corporations?"
...what?
The "clickbait" title seems the more accurate of the two, having read the article.
Harmy's versions aren't anywhere near as good as TN1's (which have existed for years, none of this is news).
Clicking the link in Boost just opens it in my web browser. How do I actually subscribe?
You are, in fact, wrong.
The Sprinkler Sprinkled was released in 1896 and remade in 1897.