Would You Rather be able to watch every movie for free, but in a language you can't understand, or watch any movie 3 days in advance, but you have to pay twice as much for a ticket?
Option A. You can watch every movie ever released in theater 100% for free in a theater or at home, but you can't understand the language or even figure out which language it is in order to learn it. You can still watch regular movies as an option but you have to pay for those.
Option B. You can always watch every movie ever released in theater three days early in an early screening only you and a select elite few get to watch. You can bring friends and family, but everyone has to sign a nondisclosure agreement and promise not to leak any spoilers online. Only thing is, it would be twice the cost of normal admission (in the US, this would make it about $24 a ticket). You can still watch regular movies as an option on release day, but the theater will always be packed.
Posted Feb 17, 2017, 2:43 AM UTC