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It's Friday and that means it's time for a bit of listener feedback! And we'll also find out the latest from Sweetleaf!
This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments about our stories and comments... it's the Circle of Entertainment Life!
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Loki: Not perfect, but lots of fun anyway. I say bravo for something a little different, and departing from the... Loki: I have to agree with Sean, if they re-imagine the series as something other than the moon traveling through...
Sam Sloan: Do I care who shot first? Nada! All I care about is that scumbag bounty hunter Greedo got his....
Inconnu: It’s been a little while sense anyone’s posted anything here, but I’m hoping someone will...
KGDC: Do I care? No. Han shot first. End of story.
Ryan: Lucas is a d-bag plain and simple.
Joe Klemmer: This is so depressing. The creator of something so significant has, over the last decade or so, ruined...
Big BS in PA: I think that even The Peoples Republic of California considers the Shooting of someone that pulls a...
I hear that "top men" are taking care of it...
"Top. Men."
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"A film, if originally intended for public viewing as this one was, is by its very nature, public domain and should be shared with all the world. "
Should be public domain by it's nature? That rationale means every film, then and now, should be copied and shared regardless of any rights. Flimsy excuse for piracy. The museum and the Mornau's should have some rights.
Obviously, if the film is owned by any one person or entity, it is their choice to do what they please with their 'property'. But if the original artist(s) wanted it for public consumption, it should be shared with the world. But sharing does not equate piracy. There are plenty that steal from others under the guise of 'protecting' their copyrights. But all in all, I would not mind paying to see the film in its entirety on the big screen. Or even buying it on dvd.