Pirated Movie At Silverbird Cinemas? (Actually, No)

@ bolded: exactly.

Does she want an answer here - she already had an answer

I really don't believe it. It is only possible if you were watching a Nollywood move. It is technically impossible to watch a pirated foreign film. You would have to blow it up to film to even project it in Silverbird cinemas. Please let us get our facts right before we post such accusations.

@ T@meD0,
I am telling you because I screened Irapada at Silverbird b4. Each screening room has 2 projectors, one film and one digital. If you talk of pirated movies, you talk of recording movies in the cinema with a consumer camcorder, which can only produce crap imagery. Professional cameras are too big to be sneaked into the cinema. To project anything on a film projector, you would have to blow it up to 35mm film (which is what Silverbird uses). The cost alone of doing that is outrageous (millions of Naira). The other route is DVD rip and the movie in question (hancock) isnt out on DVD yet. So like i said b4, it isnt possible.

. . .maybe 'your friend' is Rugina too

I think whoever posted this stuff about a pirated movie at the silverbird cinema,should give more precise details as regards the movie title and when it was shown so this could be investigated properly cos this issue is pathetic and if true i consider very degrading to our already dented Nigeria image.

if a movie was boot leg it would be obvious, the cameras they use to shoot bootleg movies are not high resolution so if they tried to blow it up to the big screen it would not be clear at all, also the sound quality would be horrible. My brother works for silver bird and i can assure you that they would never show bootleg movies, thats why you often have to wait a little bit before movies come out there.

Na who con own Am?


oyibo?