Not really involved in this thread but I thought I would drop my 2 cents
into the kiddie! I buy widescreen also exclusively simply because thats the
way it was meant to be seen! However, I do think many people (who knows
why) like Fool Screen! I actually prefer DVDs that have fool screen on one
side and widescreen on the other! Unfortunately not all movies are
available that way!
If I may vent allitte, this is the thing that ****es me off about
DeepDiscountDVD.com! Alot of there movie listings do not specify FS or WS,
so I always call in my orders and just tell them that I want all the dvds in
WS if available! I still get a couple FS editions here and there but, to me
at least, its not the end of the world!
Glenn
"Rutgar" <> wrote in message
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> On 30 Nov 2003 12:44:05 -0800, (Curious Angel)
> wrote:
>
> >I'm asking because I'm having a hard time locating a site that has
> >something like a chart that CLEARLY (eg) X's in the features
> >PAN-AND-SCAN _and_ WIDESCREEN so I might see which DVD's are
> >proprietary to just the one format alone. Obviously my preference
> >would be that they have both, but . . . since it'll be 15+ years
> >before I lay out another grand for a new TV, I'll have to bypass those
> >DVD's that are ONLY Widescreen.
> >
> No matter how long it will be before you can buy a 16x9 digital TV,
> you still want to buy anamorphic DVD's. Otherwise, you're going to
> be awfully disapointed when viewing your "Pan-and-Scam" DVD's on your
> set.
>
> >Just can't tell which of them have BOTH (I hope that made sense heh
> >heh).
> >
> >What I'm really looking for is a SITE, you see.
> >
>
> The site you really need to go to is this one:
>
> http://www.thedigitalbits.com/articl...c/welcome.html
>
>
> It will tell you why anamorphic widescreen DVD's are what you want.
> No matter what kind of TV you have.
>
> - Rutgar