I don't see your point. If someone wants to pay for watching something on 60 ft screen why not just pay the company that owns and operates 60 ft screen theater.

What's that have to do with copyright? Are the theaters subsidized by copyright? They surely have advertisements subsidized by copyright. Advertisements, that convince a lot of people, that don't actually care that much about 60 ft screen, that they do.

Most of the people who do stuff for the movie don't wait for the income from tickets dvd-s and whatevers. They get pay for the job they do when the do it and as little and as late as possible. They are paid with the money of some people who don't have a better idea what to do with their money than to invest in a movie. They pay up front and they trust that they'll get more back thanks to the whole byzantine system that has its foundation shaken by the advancement in technology. Same kind of advancement that allowed this behemoth to be created in the first place.

Propping up those foundations in manufactured morality is not healthy.

Not sure what's the parallel between my arguments and Robin Hood. Care to elaborate?