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"That still could happen if enough people like you are out there." - I'm a collector, not a pompom carrier.

Posted by Audiophilander on January 4, 2008 at 15:54:49:
There will always be a vast number of film collectors who, like book collectors, find owning something tangible is preferable to having temporary access. Collectors appreciate the unlimited variety of rare and obscure film, much of which will never be available through internet providers or with the extras we see on DVDs today and for many the whole idea of downloading popular films as an alternative is anathema.

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