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coolhand101
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This used to happen a lot in the early years, non-16x9, flippers.
now warner brothers have committed to make every dvd anamorphic, its a shame that other major studios arent all following this way, even small studios managed it on there disks.
but what really gets me worked up is recent films were the main screen is anamorphic and then jumps widescreen for the film(somewhere in time for example),is it really that difficult to encoded it.
the rewind website is great for knowing all info about a disks technical features, but they dont list all films that you want to get.
im lucky that all of my non-anamorphic dvds were brought really cheap(5-9 pounds)and thats the way it should be because no doubt they will release a special edition with this feature.
but saying that, the worst anamorphic dvd i own is "bride of re-animator" that is the worst transfer i have ever seen for a 16x9 disc. not gonna even think about it what it looks like blown up in ZOOM mode
now warner brothers have committed to make every dvd anamorphic, its a shame that other major studios arent all following this way, even small studios managed it on there disks.
but what really gets me worked up is recent films were the main screen is anamorphic and then jumps widescreen for the film(somewhere in time for example),is it really that difficult to encoded it.
the rewind website is great for knowing all info about a disks technical features, but they dont list all films that you want to get.
im lucky that all of my non-anamorphic dvds were brought really cheap(5-9 pounds)and thats the way it should be because no doubt they will release a special edition with this feature.
but saying that, the worst anamorphic dvd i own is "bride of re-animator" that is the worst transfer i have ever seen for a 16x9 disc. not gonna even think about it what it looks like blown up in ZOOM mode