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Posted by Mark Jones on 09/09/06 21:11
aloha.kakuikanu wrote:
> Beavis wrote:
>> "Full-screen" is a misnomer -- the movies were shot with a wide movie
>> screen in mind. *THAT'S* the "full" picture. In order to get the
>> image to fill your TV screen in the form of a "full-screen" DVD,
>> they crop the sides off of your movie. Sometimes they'll
>> electronically pan-and-scan within the original movie frame in order
>> to see all the characters! It looks awful, and you're losing
>> content.
>
> On this shortscreen propaganda site I failed to find any movie
> featuring rollercoaster, skydiving, rockcliming or any activity that
> features vertical dimension. You vertically challenged paranoids
> clearly experienced a some kind of childhood abuse which flattened
> your thinking beyond repair.
Try getting a decent TV. I have a 65 inch widescreen HDTV
and a 32 inch widescreen HDTV. I have noticed that a lot of
stores have cut way back on the percentage of 4:3 format
TVs in favor of 16:9 format widescreens. The next time you
need to purchase a TV, widescreen may be just about all
there is to choose from.
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