It doesn't really matter what you do with the copy of a movie. Obviously if you know how to copy a DVD movie, you will make a copy for yourself, a copy for your good friend John and another copy for uncle Paul, you see what the problem is.
It is understood that the companies that produce such movies are mostly after getting the big guys that make thousands and thousands of bootleg copies and sell them not only in the USA but overseas as well.
Illegal copies in the USA is a multimillion dollars businness that is damaging the movie industries and the consumer alike big times.
You might ask why it's damaging the consumer? Bacause in many cases the quality bootleg copies are garbage, the video and the audio alike is not reproduced properly, causing very poor video resolution and poor audio quality.
This dilemma will soon be stopped with the advent of HD movie making and broadcasting and one effective system to properly control the illegal copying of an HD video transmitted program or a movie is called HDCP (High Definition Copy Protection) and they're also working to protect the copying of DVD movies as well.
