MPAA: detainment, arrest for evil moviegoers
Saturday, March 10th, 2007 - 1:21PM
I, an evil, ticket-buying moviegoer, ironically (and illegally?) caught this MPAA ad at the theater last night. I don’t go to see movies that often these days, but I sure did get a pang of cartel-supportin’ guilt after being reminded how evil and illegal recording movies truly is, and how I could be detained and sent off to jail for whipping my audio tape recorder(???) out. Well, at least they got the SE T600 part right, that is definitely one of the best selling phones of all time, and quite likely carried by your average evil pirate out on a quest to rob the poor, starving movie studio executives of the world by taking blurry cameraphone still shots.
yeah, but it kinda looks like the hot new Canon TX1 on there too.. that might give some Ferrari-owning Johns the night sweats…
Comment by Victor — Saturday, March 10, 2007 @ 9:03 pm
Trust me, the TX1 is much less hot in person than it is in theory and photos.
Comment by Ryan Block — Saturday, March 10, 2007 @ 9:14 pm
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