Bluetooth to replace movie posters? Wtf?

[jadedeath]

Anything that cuts down on massive amounts of paper wasted by the movie industry is good by me.

Especially for those god-awful 10 foot tall cardboard stand ups.

Logan

[atomik kinder]

Originally Posted by jadedeath

Anything that cuts down on massive amounts of paper wasted by the movie industry is good by me.

Especially for those god-awful 10 foot tall cardboard stand ups.

Logan

YEAH! Spam on your phone! I recall seeing on the national news the other night that the energy used by sending e-mail spam could have powered one million homes for a year. Which is more wasteful?

[camper]

Originally Posted by atomik kinder

YEAH! Spam on your phone! I recall seeing on the national news the other night that the energy used by sending e-mail spam could have powered one million homes for a year. Which is more wasteful?

Not to mention the chemicals from the batteries that leach into the ground water. That stuff is poison.

camper

[brettallica]

Let us not forget that everything has byproduct. Not to say that anyone in here is right or wrong; just that there's always going to be at least *something* wrong with everything. (except Blu-ray because that's infallible)

[thecroshow]

it's going to take a REALLY LONG TIME to roll this out.
i love movie posters, actually looking for a new one for my living room, getting tired of my scarface poster lol

[Mike53421]

Less bad movies, less bad posters, problem solved.

[jadedeath]

Originally Posted by Mike53421

Less bad movies, less bad posters, problem solved.

You obviously haven't been reading the piracy thread. *LOL*

Logan

[OrlandoEastwood]

Originally Posted by thecroshow

it's going to take a REALLY LONG TIME to roll this out.
i love movie posters, actually looking for a new one for my living room, getting tired of my scarface poster lol

Yeah, I love movie posters too. I have a bunch of old movie posters from the early 90's from a video store that my uncle worked at. I have Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (Tim Roth), Ambition (Lou Diamond Phillips), Oscar (with Sly Stallone), Dances with Wolves (Kevin Costner), and a several others. I love the nostalgic feel to them because they mention VHS and Laserdisc release dates. It makes me remember back in the time where I would love buying movies on VHS and going to the video store to rent movies on tape. I am planning on buying frames for all of the movie posters I own, considering those posters from the video store are almost 20 years old, they are in okay shape, pinholes are on all four sides which harms the value of it but for their age they are in so-so shape.

[jadedeath]

Originally Posted by atomik kinder

YEAH! Spam on your phone! I recall seeing on the national news the other night that the energy used by sending e-mail spam could have powered one million homes for a year. Which is more wasteful?

Until you figure out how much waste is generated by Hollywood as a whole for posters, you'll never be able to answer that question.

Logan

[thecroshow]

Originally Posted by atomik kinder

YEAH! Spam on your phone! I recall seeing on the national news the other night that the energy used by sending e-mail spam could have powered one million homes for a year. Which is more wasteful?

maybe if you have your bluetooth on 24/7, i rarely turn mine on