MrCoopz,
Sorry, the point I was trying to make is that a CG film, because of it's expanse of colour and clarity of image, is a great way of demonstrating a projector. If you want a particular scene, then 'Morning Workout' (chapter 4) or '23-19!' (chapter 9) are humourous enough on their own and well suited for demoing.
(Incidentally, the menu itself provides a really good image to demonstrate the benefits of a component over s-video connection, as it contains areas where colour bleed is clearly visible and nice straight diagonal lines resplendant with 'jaggies'. Just thought I'd share that.)
The THX optimiser is on the collector's edition under set-up (disk one). Not sure whether it exists on the family edition. Basically, it is a series of tests to help calibrate your TV/projector to a prescribed point of view, but like I said, it's there only if you're interested. These calibration tools are kind of like ice cream; if people tell you that vanilla is the way to have your dessert, then fine, but I'm a choc chip kind of guy and would like to make up my own mind on these things.
Oh, and one final thing - Ian Guinan, this is not the forum to air such liberal views. There is simply no way that you could ever watch a film all the way through without tweaking, it's just not possible.
