Demo BDs in 1.78:1

[krazeyeyez]

Originally Posted by Beta Man

I am enjoying those films right now........no new t.v. needed......
you ARE the OP

Ha Ha yah i know, while i would still pose this question today, i probably wouldn't ask it on this site and i definitely know better then to use the phrase "full experience" when asking here lmao. End up with a 3 page lecture on OAR doing that. Poor OP noob didn't even know what he was getting into

so how about those non letterboxed movies guys.....

[progers13]

Originally Posted by Ricshoe

LOL at all of the banned members in this thread (the latest happening 40 minutes ago).

Man, that's kinda creepy. Makes me not want to post here out of fear of being guilty by association!

To the OP - one of the newest releases is District 9. It's 1.85:1, but it looks fabulous.

[krazeyeyez]

Originally Posted by progers13

Man, that's kinda creepy. Makes me not want to post here out of fear of being guilty by association!

To the OP - one of the newest releases is District 9. It's 1.85:1, but it looks fabulous.

That guys just a noob that doesn't understand OAR, directors intent, etc... don't even talk to him, he should just go back to vhs and enjoy his fullscreen movies.

Oh and he said District 9 looks great.

[MasterSandman]

Originally Posted by progers13

Man, that's kinda creepy. Makes me not want to post here out of fear of being guilty by association!

To the OP - one of the newest releases is District 9. It's 1.85:1, but it looks fabulous.

The Hurt Locker is also 1.78 or 1.85:1. Can't remember which ratio.

[Texitura]

Originally Posted by TNT

These threads never cease to amaze me. It reminds me of what Dave Barry said....."there is a fine line between hobby and mental illness."

And I have erased this line. (Thanks to Oscar Levant).

[cheld]

Originally Posted by shan1970

only way to enjoy 2.33 or 2.40 ratio you would have to buy a 21:9
ratio tv in which Phillips is the only one making one right now not even sure if its on the market yet. if you use the zoom method on 16:9 tv you loose some of the picture on 2.40 ratio. full screen method would still give you bars on the side. I have a 16:9 tv and have a dark wall behind it and low light makes the issue easier to live with.

"lose"

Caps key. Learn it. Use it.

[Rinzler]

TDK IMAX
TF2 IMAX
The Living Sea
Michael Jacksons This Is It
UP
to name a few....

[Muscleduck]

The first movie I watched was The Dark Knight... mind.blown.!

[MrJoeKalel]

Originally Posted by KennedyZL

TDK IMAX
TF2 IMAX
The Living Sea
Michael Jacksons This Is It
UP
to name a few....

Originally Posted by Muscleduck

The first movie I watched was The Dark Knight... mind.blown.!

I wouldn't consider TDK or T2 in the 16:9 category because they only have a few scenes involving 16:9 fullscreen.

[boredomHD]

District 9 fills the entire screen and looks absolutely terrific. I was pretty surprised by its picture quality.

[Macgoonda]

Just watched it last night, it was not the quality I expect to see on Blu.

[boredomHD]

Originally Posted by Macgoonda

Just watched it last night, it was not the quality I expect to see on Blu.

District 9? Are you joking?