By that measure, most movie theaters also shouldn’t be showing movies – very few of them have the precise setup a given movie was mastered for. If the movie was made with IMAX laser projection in mind, it should only be down in theaters with such projectors even if this excludes 95% of theaters. Likewise for rumble seats. Or theaters with Atmos sound systems if the movie was made with DTS-X in mind.
Of course this leads to the conclusion that it’s financially unwise to release movies at all because any movie will only ever be able to be shown in very few theaters and will not recoup its production costs.
Or, you know, you release it for multiple projection and sound setups and accept that there is a close enough level of fidelity for a given use case. Which leads us back to actually properly mixing it for the home release because the people who have IMAX laser 3D projectors and 12,000 W sound systems are not going to be using Blu-Ray in the first place.
Yep. Begleitetes Trinken sehr ich sogar noch als potenziell positiv an; hier besteht immerhin die Chance, dass Jugendlichen ein maßvoller Umgang mit Alkohol vermittelt wird. (Ja, das Gegenteil kann auch der Fall sein, aber es ist immerhin diskutabel.)
Bier ab 16 hat keine ersichtlichen Vorteile. Also, außer für die Brauereien. Und da verwundert es nicht, dass die Lobby lieber das begleitete Trinken weg haben will als die Abgabe an Jugendliche.