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Time spent on a DVD

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Time Spent on a DVD

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  1. Gladiator763 says:

    I was watching WALL•E last night/this morning and had this exact thought.

  2. o-range says:

    Really? You spend hundreds of minutes more watching the ads and previews than you do actually watching a movie? I usually make myself a cup of tea when the warnings come on, and get back in time for the movie to start :)

    • asdafrak says:

      ya just ‘eye-balling’ it it looks about 95% on ads, and 1.5% on movie in 1 hour thats 57 min of ads and 0.9 min of movie….pretty fail

  3. MLD says:

    right… the warnings and unskipable ads are longer than the film… And changing the options takes a couple hours, too… Fail.

  4. Rene says:

    Fail. The ads aren’t that long.

    • papajon0s1 says:

      Agreed. The author has some serious issues if this is the ratio of ads to actual movie. It makes my pockets hurt.

  5. anja says:

    I WOULDN’T STEAL A CAR BUT I WOULD DOWNLOAD IT IF I COULD!!!

  6. What about taking that superglued plastic top sticker off?

    • MLD says:

      THIS could take a decent portion. Or if it was ‘Unwrapping/Opening the movie, sitting through warnings/ads, and setting options”–that can take a decent amount of time depending on the packaging and the stickers. Still not more than the movie itself though

      The ‘choosing chapter’ only makes sense (to me, at least), if you’re picking up where you left off–otherwise, you’d just hit play.

  7. Q says:

    The funny thing is pirated movies have all that bs removed…

  8. me says:

    so your dvds have 4second movies on them?

  9. Watwatwut says:

    I also buy DVDs with 6 hour long warnings before 5 minute long movies.

  10. Lizard King says:

    You know the greatest irony? When you download a movie illegaly, you don’t have to watch those ads! No wonder people don’t buy movies, they are the ones being treated like criminals…

  11. Igetstabby says:

    The bass turds won’t let you skip em sometimes.

  12. Rob says:

    I especially love the Literal-Minded Brigade here and their continuous influx of “OMG YER MOVEE IS 87% SHORTUR TAHN TEH WORNINGS LOL?!”

    Have they not invented hyperbole on your planets yet? Do you really go through graphjam and point out every graph that isn’t 100% mathematically accurate? What a fun world you must live in.

    • Paul says:

      There’s a huge difference between this, and the hyperbole in most graph jam graphs. You must be dumb for assuming that even if these people don’t have a grasp on hyperbole that allows them to normally enjoy these graphs, that it detracts from their enjoyment of the world.

      • ... says:

        yes but there is also a huge difference between simply scrolling down, and trying to make a witty comment that 7 other people wrote. Also some of these people actually did the math to prove their point… and on a side note Google chrome seems to think math isn’t a word… but that really doesn’t pertain to any of this….

  13. Matt says:

    Just download the movie, it won’t have all of that crap.

  14. Girlysprite says:

    I really know the feeling that this graph represents (and as such, it’s a good graph :) ) Especially the Disney DVD’s are really bad at it, but luckily the commercials can be skipped.
    The anti-piracy commercials are very bad, sometimes to the point of being hilarious. Like the British one…’Piracy funds terrorism’. A real Lolwut moment. And really, what is the use of talking to and punishing people who actually bought the movie legally? No one knows.

  15. TK says:

    illegally downloaded movies don’t have those ads

    • says:

      Yeah, funny how the pirated products turn out so much more functional than the legitimately purchased ones.

      I use mplayer, which does what you tell it to despite what the video says, but that requires the encryption to be cracked (which, for DVD, it was years ago), just like piracy does. Hmm.

  16. The_Great_G says:

    MacTheRipper solves my DVD problems

  17. sjonno says:

    What is this buy you people speak off? I am intrigued but don’t want to pay.

  18. Kieran says:

    I find most ads easily skippable… plus if I wanna avoid the FBI warnings I just go Chapters > Chapter 1. Always gets around the ads between Menu and film.

    I sometimes buy movies off iTunes so I dont have to watch the bloody ads lol

  19. toria says:

    YOU WOULDN’T DOWNLOAD A CAR!

    XD

  20. michael says:

    This graph is stupid. Why would you spend that much more time watching previews than the movie itself. And choosing the chapter takes almost half as much time as watching the actual movie? I understand exaggerating for comedic effect, but this is just dumb.

    • Pilgrimman says:

      It’s not about that. It’s (righteous) anger over the massive amount of advertising and other crap shoved down our throats when all we want to do is watch the movie WE bought!! This is a major reason why people pirate movies!!

      Commercially produced DVD:

      Put DVD in, watch the 8 million ads, watch the anti-piracy warnings, … 20 minutes mater… watch movie.

      Pirated movie:

      Double click, enjoy.

  21. Spireal says:

    The most awful thing is that you buy a DVD, but we warn you to never download illegally…But on some illegal versions, we said ” buy it if you like !”It’s…meaningless. And it’s idiot for the ones who always bought

    I’m French, I’m the autor of this graph and i approve this message.


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