The $15 for even a soso flick on blu does not phase me.
I keep hearing the economy is so bad but then I constantly read comments like this everywhere. I think the truth is the only people who are struggling in this economy are newscasters. Personally, I could afford to buy these movies but choose not to. I prefer to get them the lowest cost at highest quality possible. In order of priority:
1. Blockbuster Blu Ray movie pass $33 per month for unlimited movies and games 2 out at a time.
2. Netflix Blu Ray and streaming account $12.99 one out at a time
3. If I see I'll be watching a movie more than 5 times, I'll probably buy it in Blu Ray after it goes on sale. Have not spent more than $18 for a single movie.
4. I'll buy the series and combo packages like Star Trek and LOTR when they go on sale.
I typically watch my movies, up to 3 per day in the above priority. The cost still is important but the 28 day wait is not. I agree, If it isn't important enough for me to see in the theater, then I'll see it when it rents in my movie pass packages. Usually, the few that BlockBuster doesn't get, Netflix does. I'm happy with that.
The last 2 movies I saw this year in the theater were 3D which I can't do at home. Theater viewing draw is 3D or I would never go. But when I do go it is at the lowest cost time.