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Old 05-26-2014, 03:45 AM   #15
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I would also like to know more about the story behind the aspect ratios, and how was this originally shown in theatres. I appreciate the info and opinions of the above post, but fear he is closing the book on discussion by trying to make his statement sound definitive, which it isn't. I would love to hear some more information or opinions on the issue. It seems that at least code red considers the "boom mike" version an extra, and the film screening at Drafthouse was in widescreen (not that this leads to anything conclusive).
BTW, I also have the menu issues, very frustrating as it was hard to decide which ratio to watch, and I kept having to reboot the disc to switch.
First time around, the widescreen version felt more right to me. But frustratingly, the fullscreen (newer scan?) version has much better PQ. Nice to have both versions, but I don't think I will be watching this too often.
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