duh of course we have a lot of boring parents that watch's tv instead of playing video games.

to make a game you need lots of monies

usually the movie is already released in theaters so they just need to burn it onto a dvd



not to mention a dvd costs like 3 cents to mass produce

Movies generally cost millions. Salaries, locations, equipment, props, and suchlike add up, especially with famous actors/actresses, to massive amounts. Games, on the other hand, rarely require locations to be paid for so that they can be kept clear, and voice actors generally get less pay than film actors. Everything in games is, obviously, computer generated (except the odd FMV). Therefore, the only expenditures are usually salaries for programmers and the usual production costs.