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having just watched Gladiator for the umpteenth time i can only say the more you watch a film, the better it gets
ive got a modest home cinema setup - tosh 100e player, technics 940 receiver, technics satellites and a eltax sub - coupled to a 28" flatscreen panasonic telly, its a reasonable budget kit.
after a few viewings of a film, you can stop watching the actual film and start concentrating on the overall package - you look beyond the story, beyond the score - beyond the images themselves.
the scene in Gladiator, after the battle at the start - when Maximus is in the tent with Marcus - listen to the background - theres an entire roman camp in the room with you - animal noises, people chatting - a blacksmith at work.......
The beauty of dvd and a system to run it through is that it makes watching films impossible - you actually start to experience them - tell your friends people - they dont know what theyre missing
ive got a modest home cinema setup - tosh 100e player, technics 940 receiver, technics satellites and a eltax sub - coupled to a 28" flatscreen panasonic telly, its a reasonable budget kit.
after a few viewings of a film, you can stop watching the actual film and start concentrating on the overall package - you look beyond the story, beyond the score - beyond the images themselves.
the scene in Gladiator, after the battle at the start - when Maximus is in the tent with Marcus - listen to the background - theres an entire roman camp in the room with you - animal noises, people chatting - a blacksmith at work.......
The beauty of dvd and a system to run it through is that it makes watching films impossible - you actually start to experience them - tell your friends people - they dont know what theyre missing