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Most members here want OAR, but I appreciate having a choice for those that don't. Like others have said, many of our parents hate the black bars. What I find ironic is that when the director/studio releases the Blu ray with a lock out on scaling the aspect ratio, anyone with a decent flat panel that wants the picture scaled will just scale it via the TV's aspect ratio controls. All the studio has done is remove the Blu ray players scaling option, which depending on the manufacturer, might do a better job than the TV.
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