Doesn't it make sense to begin quietly killing off DVD?

[Rob71]

Originally Posted by mjbethancourt

Dude, even from a biological perspective, that isn't correct. Stop dicking around and own up to your own statements.

I'm at a complete loss. Wow... So death is not final?

Awesome. Now you're stooping to insulting my responses for being thorough.

No, for being so thouroughly wrong.

Again, you're beating up a single example in representation of an argument based on an industry-wide trend. If that isn't cherrypicking, I don't know what is.

Now this is just idiotic now. I showed where you were not only wrong, I even showed where I wasn't "cherry-picking" prices. You choose to continue bringing this up. Just admit your assertion about Criterion was wrong and move on. I am, I've more than proven my point. If only because you had to resort to "cherry-picking" an OOP title to make your point.

Are you capable of punctuating a sentence without the rude use of a smiley?

Yes.

What does the length of my response have to do with its validity?

Nothing. You could have been just as wrong without being so long-winded.

Tell me where I've intentionally "misinterpreted" your argument.

I believe I already have.

As far as I can tell, it's very black-and-white: you believe DVD will be gone in 3 or 4 years, and your only evidence for this is the success of blu-ray.

No, I believe it's viability as the mainstream format may be over by then. I never said it would be gone. You seem to be the one dealing in absolutes. Hell, Hong Kong still has VCD, I'd imagine in some areas DVD will hang around indefinitely. But as far as Hollywood goes I don't see it.

I think you are very wrong, and I don't need to distort anything to present my disagreement.

Then stop doing it.