Douglas Monce
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Oh it might very well sell more than that. That was just a number that I threw out. The point is as an exclusive limited edition product, it might generate more interest and revenue, and might be more appealing to Lucasfilm as a marketable product. Not unlike the Disney movie club or the Warner Archive. However another point is this. I think one of the reasons that Star Wars is as popular today as new movies just coming out, as popular as Avatar for example, is exactly because it is an ever evolving product. People know that every time they buy it, they are going to see something new. And it stays relevant to a new audience. I'm not saying that the classic versions of the films shouldn't be available too, but a more exclusive, boutique style marketing might work better for them. DougTravisR said:Where did you get the information that Scarface sells 100,000 copies a week? Maybe in its first week it sold that many but it isn't the norm for that title. And before I start getting yelled at for what Doug is saying, I think the original Star Wars trilogy would sell more than 10,000 copies too.