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riderz13371 on 24 December 2014
jlmurph2 said:
Well either way, Sony is losing a ton of money on this. They're skipping the overpriced theater release's profits and going straight to the streaming with no dvd or blu-ray profits. Pretty sure this will end up on torrent sites by the end of the week.

A ton of money? The film had a 44M budget, which is relatively small in comparison to some of the other bigger films.



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riderz13371 on 24 December 2014

People on IMDB really like it.

I mean REALLY like it.

AMERICA

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2788710/



Zekkyou on 24 December 2014
riderz13371 said:
People on IMDB really like it.

I mean REALLY like it.

AMERICA

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2788710/

That score has about as much credibility as a banana has legs. The majority of the votes and the reviews started coming in several days ago. I did giggle when i saw it though



RenCutypoison on 24 December 2014
BMaker11 said:
RenCutypoison said:

5 euros in my country. 20$ for DVD is overpriced (12 euros max), 20 euros for bluray is fine as you can watch dubbed version at first, original second and japanese dub version for lulz with friends.

Oh, well if you think everything is overpriced, then I don't have a problem with your opinion. But for others, $12-14 is pretty standard to see a movie in theaters, and $20/25 to own it is pretty standard as well, so I don't know why anyone was fretting about spending $6 to watch a movie.

I saw a couple posts about the "theater experience". A small popcorn costs $6, but you wanna complain about $6 for the actual movie???


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episteme on 24 December 2014

What on earth? imdb 9.9 with 43k votes? Another hacker group?

Looks like a 6.0-6.5 movie to me.



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Talal on 24 December 2014
riderz13371 said:
People on IMDB really like it.

I mean REALLY like it.

AMERICA

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2788710/


LOL it's gonna end up the highest rated movie ever on IMDB.



Conina on 24 December 2014
RenCutypoison said:
BMaker11 said:
RenCutypoison said:
Overpriced movie to fight communism. Capitalism at its finest.

But $14 to see it in theaters, $20 for DVD, and $25 for Blu Ray is just fine, right?

5 euros in my country.

5 € for a movie? We paid 14 € each yesterday to see The Hobbit Part 3, 3D glasses not included.



celador on 24 December 2014

Just finished watching it.

Disgusting representation of our great leader.

Shame on Sony



dreamcast210 on 24 December 2014

$6 for an HD movie rental is pretty standard guys. Not to mention the fact you get to see the movie a day before its intended release.



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RenCutypoison on 24 December 2014
Conina said:
RenCutypoison said:

5 euros in my country.

5 € for a movie? We paid 14 € each yesterday to see The Hobbit Part 3, 3D glasses not included.


Might be 10 for 3D, 15 for imax if i remember corrrectly. 6 euros might be charged for longers movie, add 50 cents or 1 euro for bigger theatres.

I paid 9 euros last time i went to a theater in brussels though, and that was 4 years ago lol.