Its my right to watch it !

 "Everyone does it don't they?" 

 Does that make it right ?

 "The studio's make enough money, surely this wont hurt them ?"

 A portion from every pound is re-invested, so yes it does !

 "I don't lend them to anyone I just watch them myself"

 Then you jepordise the future of your local video stores, Cinema  - every time you watch one, that's less revenue all round.

 "It's their own fault they should bring prices down"

 Where ever possible studio's do reduce prices, but it is after all their product and they charge with view of profit and production of the next movie. If you enjoy it and want to own it, then you should pay for it.

 "They take too long, I have to see it straight away"

This process is speeding up all the time, primarily the delay between USA is marketing, the USA and now sometimes in reverse is seen as a test bed for studio's, the better it does state side the bigger the push in the UK.

Each and every time you watch a copied movie this is lost revenue to the Studios, every pound that is lost is one pound less to be spent on the next movie production. 

Put the revenue back and we will see more movies and better quality movies with increased investment coming from the studio's.

When you buy an original movie the movie was purchased from the Studio's, revenue returns for future investment.

When you buy a copied movie, you contribute zero revenue returns.

When you rent an original movie, the rental movie was purchased from the Studio's and revenue returns for future investment.

When you watch a copied movie, you contribute zero revenue returns.

When you watch a movie at the cinema, revenue returns to the Studio's for future investment.

When you watch a copied movie, you contribute zero revenue returns.