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Posted by getrich on 10/21/06 06:55
timeOday wrote:
> getrich@1upandup.com wrote:
> > I can
> > understanding maybe doing a high def sci-fi version of Star Wars, or a
> > classic like Blade Runner, or even the Matrix.
>
> I won't try to answer your question, but I notice the first two movies
> you suggest are older. I am not sure the available source media and the
> special effects of those movies would really hold up to 1080p.
>
> I bet the in-store demos will be football and pixar movies.
Well, I was just curious exactly what content being produced today is
worthy of high def treatment. I went for older movies, if they were
reproduced in high def format, that people had an attachment to of some
sort. But, I see Talladega Nights as being a typical example of a
movie being produced today, and wondering if it is worthy of such
format. I hadn't seen the movie, but I suspect HIGHLY Talladega isn't.
- Richard Hutnik
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