Keep it up Film studios, you are prolonging physical media, which is what I want to be honest. 
There is a certain contradiction there, sure, but when they're essentially copies of movies that have already made their money back many times over that cost almost nothing to duplicate, it obviously a bit different to manufacturing physical electronics that even to the manufacturers cost upwards of hundreds to make, transport and repay R&D for...
If a movie has made its costs back in the cinema theatre, then had VHS, DVD and BD sales there comes a point where perhaps a more valid comparison for most movies would be a mobile phone from 20 years ago that would cost a tiny fraction of its original price now, not the latest iPhone costing a grand...
Gotta love people who defend spending over a grand for a phone while screeching and howling with rage over a movies costing 20 bucks...
There is a certain contradiction there, sure, but when they're essentially copies of movies that have already made their money back many times over that cost almost nothing to duplicate, it obviously a bit different to manufacturing physical electronics that even to the manufacturers cost upwards of hundreds to make, transport and repay R&D for...
If a movie has made its costs back in the cinema theatre, then had VHS, DVD and BD sales there comes a point where perhaps a more valid comparison for most movies would be a mobile phone from 20 years ago that would cost a tiny fraction of its original price now, not the latest iPhone costing a grand...