Re:A Look Back at Why Blockbuster Really Failed and Why It D...
by BLKNSLVR on Thursday July 12, 2018 @08:33PM
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Just recently I've had the inclination to have an occasional "obscure movie night" to see how popular such a thing could become. Start with just inviting a few friends, see if they know anyone else who'd be interested in such things, see how much it could expand.
It's very nature would mean it wouldn't be a profitable undertaking. It'd be a labour of love, just pushing at the edges of people's known worlds to expand them a bit, show them that the boundaries of possibility are wider then they imagined; help other people to find enjoyment in the unfamiliar. A gateway drug.
And take the opposite-to-AT&T approach in order to retain peoples interest: occasional and quality.
It's very nature would mean it wouldn't be a profitable undertaking. It'd be a labour of love, just pushing at the edges of people's known worlds to expand them a bit, show them that the boundaries of possibility are wider then they imagined; help other people to find enjoyment in the unfamiliar. A gateway drug.
And take the opposite-to-AT&T approach in order to retain peoples interest: occasional and quality.