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<blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 2339553" data-attributes="member: 20741">100&quot; front screen projection system, Dolby Digital/DTS&nbsp; 6.1 surround sound that can rattle your teeth, comfy couch, cheap snacks, a pause button (and I can smoke when I want!) and $15 for a DVD I can watch again and again...VS.$75 for tickets, transportation, snacks, and a babysitter for a 2-3 hour experience.Gee. How did I vote?In the 90's, the movie theatres had to spend a lot of money building massive stadium sized screens and impressive sound systems to entice us away from just renting a VHS tape.&nbsp; They did so and it worked.But then front screen DLP projectors and kick-ass surround sound systems for home use + DVD's more than equalled the score again. I spent the money on my home theatre system (e-bayed it all and I pieced it together carefully). I do it better at home.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steel_Wind, post: 2339553, member: 20741"] 100" front screen projection system, Dolby Digital/DTS 6.1 surround sound that can rattle your teeth, comfy couch, cheap snacks, a pause button (and I can [I]smoke[/I] when I want!) and $15 for a DVD I can watch again and again... VS. $75 for tickets, transportation, snacks, and a babysitter for a 2-3 hour experience. Gee. How did I vote? In the 90's, the movie theatres had to spend a lot of money building massive stadium sized screens and impressive sound systems to entice us away from just renting a VHS tape. They did so and it worked. But then front screen DLP projectors and kick-ass surround sound systems for home use + DVD's more than equalled the score again. I spent the money on my home theatre system (e-bayed it all and I pieced it together carefully). I do it better at home. [/QUOTE]

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