Thursday, August 22, 2013

Millennium Entertainment signs a deal with Prima Cinema

Millennium Entertainment, which is a independent film distributor  based in California, has signed a deal with Prima Cinema to give you the latest movies, but have you ever heard of a company named Prima Cinema? Well Prima Cinema is a company that allows you to watch full length movies at home that just came out in theaters. You may be asking yourself if you can purchase one of these devices that enables you to do that? Sadly no. One of these devices cost only a small amount of 35... THOUSAND DOLLARS. This device may bring competition to the theaters. However, I hardly doubt it because only people with a very wealthy income can be able to afford such a device. If the consumer like me or anybody else that has a regular steady income can afford this, it will change how movies are distributed among countries, which then means theaters might go out of business because everybody going to watch it at home and people are going to miss the experience of the theater. Also, for filmmakers or future filmmakers will want people to experience the effect of the movie in the big screen instead of the small screen in your house because the big screen adds more naturality and more depth to the movie and maybe you will be missing out on the experience the director is trying to show you. Well, some but not all companies have already allowed their content to Prima Cinema like Universal Pictures, Magnolia Pictures, and Cinedigm. Goods things may come out of this sort of product but not many will be able to purchase until they decrease the price for regular income consumers.

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2 comments:

  1. I cant wait for this new innovation to be integrated onto our mansions and private theaters.

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  2. Its best to leave the ”fancy toys” to the wealthy ... I love being able to go watch a movie with family/friends ... Its one of those things that bring you closer to one another, and why would someone need another reason to ”stay home”

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