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i always buy the widescreen....but its hard to convince my parents....they get mad at the black bars. especially some movies (cant think of anything atm...300 possibly) that was shot with a super widescreen ratio.
People who like pan and scan don't like movies. They simply want to be entertained for 90 minutes. If they liked movies they wouldn't want to see a half-movie. (they'd also invest in a bigger tv)
1. The director is wrong, it's not about what he wants. 2. People who accept the directors vision are wrong, because it's not what you want. 3. People who think zooming in is great are right because it's entertainment thus it's somehow correct?
I made a picture explaining this whole thing to a friend of mine using a still from Carlito's Way (shot in Panavision 2.40:1). In the courtroom scene at the beginning, in the full screen, you only see Pacino, but in the widescreen, you also see the prosecutions side of the court room which is what De Palma intended.
Speilberg did Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull in Panavision again for the first time in 20 years; even Minority Report and Munich were in Super 35 2.40:1
HBO HD is already cropping 2.40:1 movies for HD as well as SD. A couple years ago, I watched Blood Diamond on HBO HD and they showed it in 1.78:1 when the movie was 2.40:1. What is wrong with HBO.
These days, even though I have HBO & Cinemax, I barely watch them because they chop all there movies to Full Screen. IFC (which shows there movies in Original Aspect Ratio) is pretty much the only movie channel I watch anymore.
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Fullscreen shouldn't even exist, if it will, make it the other side, not it's own DVD. It's bullshit.
People who love Fullscreen and Pan & Scan deserve to lie at a rotten poison apple.
Widescreen is better! Widescreen wins the war!
1. The director is wrong, it's not about what he wants.
2. People who accept the directors vision are wrong, because it's not what you want.
3. People who think zooming in is great are right because it's entertainment thus it's somehow correct?
Idiot much?
He totally got it
These days, even though I have HBO & Cinemax, I barely watch them because they chop all there movies to Full Screen. IFC (which shows there movies in Original Aspect Ratio) is pretty much the only movie channel I watch anymore.