The Bechdel Test for Women in Movies

Seth Spitz · Senior Account Manager at Magnani Caruso Dutton
Horrible, horrible Idea...price wise this makes 0 sense and I've been waiting for this to come around...you'd be better off with $10-$15 no matter how you try to spin $60 (2 Adults, 2 Kids tickets prob about $35 plus food), you're there...you don't think about the cost as much v. $60 sitting in your house...get in the consumer's head...
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Eric Rogness · Ryerson
I wonder how much a studio would have paid you as a consultant to lay out exactly how to make their strategy work... and then completely ignore you.
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Dan Aronson
I'm sure that they did pay someone who told them this and then completely ignored them.
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Trey Swann · Business Development at ScoreBig
Yes, they got the price point wrong. But, digital on-demand delivery of first-run movies is coming. I have always held that the advantages of day-and-date distribution will push the on-demand business to become an increasingly large part of the industry’s future revenue stream.
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George L. Bowen
That is about the price of a Pay Per View event, which may be where they are basing their pricing ideas. I love what they are trying to do but this seems to miss the mark.
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Chris Woodfield · Twitter
Right and it works for live events because it's an *event* - there's simply no other (legal) way to view it as it happens if you're not physically there. That value prop doesn't apply to movies, not even while they're still in theaters.
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Sean Campbell · Hillsborough Community College
New dvd's are $20. Pricing on-demand there makes more sense, and they don't have all the manufacturing and supply line costs to account for. There is little chance I will pay $60 to RENT a movie.
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Rusty Greer · Tier 1 Customer Support Rep at LifePoint Hospitals
here's how it was explained to me.. if you have a family, it is a better deal then going to the theater to see the movie. Home cooking, keep the kids at the house and no concessions! A big deal for the families! Not good for singles or small families.
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Rick Emery
Kevin Smith just did this with Red State. He took it on tour to a few theaters along with a Q&A after the movie. It's on On Demand now for $10 and will be going to theaters in a larger release soon.
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AisleFinder CPope · Top Commenter
Make it $20 and we have a deal.
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