finding nemo in fullscreen
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sorry if this has been mentioned before, but in the introduction on disk 2, the guy in the red shirt says that the fullscreen version is not chopped, but enhanced, so we get the full screen without losing anything.
Sounds interesting.
and speaking of Finding Nemo, did anyone else find that fish charades game to be hard? lol I feel like a total dumbass, but i missed the first 3 in a row
Sounds interesting.
and speaking of Finding Nemo, did anyone else find that fish charades game to be hard? lol I feel like a total dumbass, but i missed the first 3 in a row
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
...and still, the movie should always be seen in widescreen
...and still, the movie should always be seen in widescreen
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Originally posted by reubs82
Also, what if you're showing this movie to a screaming kid and the only way to shut him up is to put the FS version on? I think I'd take FS over WS (oar) just to shut the screaming kid up, but that's just me...
Also, what if you're showing this movie to a screaming kid and the only way to shut him up is to put the FS version on? I think I'd take FS over WS (oar) just to shut the screaming kid up, but that's just me...
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
they reformatted it in full screen so you may be able to see more, but everything feels cramped,
they reformatted it in full screen so you may be able to see more, but everything feels cramped,
There's a reason the dead space on the top and bottom is covered up... it's dead space.
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Originally posted by caiman
Please explain that. To me, open matte FS transfers feel way too open.
There's a reason the dead space on the top and bottom is covered up... it's dead space.
Please explain that. To me, open matte FS transfers feel way too open.
There's a reason the dead space on the top and bottom is covered up... it's dead space.
What it means is that, since these are CG animated movies, they actually go back to certain shots and move the characters around to reframe the shot so it works in fullscreen. While I imagine it isn't done in every shot, it is done in the ones that wouldn't work if pan and scanned. Pretty impressive actually.
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Originally posted by reubs82
Also, what if you're showing this movie to a screaming kid and the only way to shut him up is to put the FS version on? I think I'd take FS over WS (oar) just to shut the screaming kid up, but that's just me...
Also, what if you're showing this movie to a screaming kid and the only way to shut him up is to put the FS version on? I think I'd take FS over WS (oar) just to shut the screaming kid up, but that's just me...
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Originally posted by reubs82
Also, what if you're showing this movie to a screaming kid and the only way to shut him up is to put the FS version on? I think I'd take FS over WS (oar) just to shut the screaming kid up, but that's just me...
Also, what if you're showing this movie to a screaming kid and the only way to shut him up is to put the FS version on? I think I'd take FS over WS (oar) just to shut the screaming kid up, but that's just me...
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How many kids do you know that actually scream due to black bars?
Kids don't care about the black bars, most of them have grown up in a time where letterboxing is far more common than it was even 10 years ago. It's the parents and the grandparents that mostly complain about pictures not filling up the whole screen.
Not that any of this matters for Nemo since you get both versions anyway. Watch whatever version you want, but don't try and pin a kid's crying on black bars, maybe they're crying because their friends have 57" Widescreen TV's while their folks only have a 19".
Kids don't care about the black bars, most of them have grown up in a time where letterboxing is far more common than it was even 10 years ago. It's the parents and the grandparents that mostly complain about pictures not filling up the whole screen.
Not that any of this matters for Nemo since you get both versions anyway. Watch whatever version you want, but don't try and pin a kid's crying on black bars, maybe they're crying because their friends have 57" Widescreen TV's while their folks only have a 19".
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My daughter had never complained about the black bars, and I show her all her movies in widescreen. I don't know where the myth that "kids hate widescreen" originated from, since it's almost always adults who don't like the black bars...kids will accept anything you show them, and are must more adaptive to new technology.
The reformatted fullscreen thing isn't new. Pixar first did it with A Bug's Life.
The reformatted fullscreen thing isn't new. Pixar first did it with A Bug's Life.
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The reformatted fullscreen thing isn't new. Pixar first did it with A Bug's Life.
The reformatted fullscreen thing isn't new. Pixar first did it with A Bug's Life.
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They digitally recomposed the frames just like in A Bug's Life
Check out these two links for comparison images between widescreen and fullscreen to see how things were recomposed.
http://www.remotecentral.com/dvd/abugslf.htm
http://www.filmfreakcentral.net/dvdreviews/bugslife.htm
Check out these two links for comparison images between widescreen and fullscreen to see how things were recomposed.
http://www.remotecentral.com/dvd/abugslf.htm
http://www.filmfreakcentral.net/dvdreviews/bugslife.htm
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Originally posted by TheKing
How many kids do you know that actually scream due to black bars?
Kids don't care about the black bars...
How many kids do you know that actually scream due to black bars?
Kids don't care about the black bars...
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i know there is a link either here or on one of the other forums, where we see a comparision between the wide and full versions of monster's inc. even though we may see more, it still feels a bit cramped. And with people and black bars, just put on mtv2 and most of the videos are in widescreen, and you won't find many complaints.
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Originally posted by Roto
I don't think I would show a movie to a screaming kid, but that's just me.
I don't think I would show a movie to a screaming kid, but that's just me.
"Stop screaming, or that could be you!"
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Originally posted by majorjoe23
I keep a video tape showing a baby being born on hand. When they kid is screaming, I pop it in and play it in reverse.
"Stop screaming, or that could be you!"
I keep a video tape showing a baby being born on hand. When they kid is screaming, I pop it in and play it in reverse.
"Stop screaming, or that could be you!"
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Originally posted by TheKing
How many kids do you know that actually scream due to black bars?
Kids don't care about the black bars, most of them have grown up in a time where letterboxing is far more common than it was even 10 years ago. It's the parents and the grandparents that mostly complain about pictures not filling up the whole screen.
How many kids do you know that actually scream due to black bars?
Kids don't care about the black bars, most of them have grown up in a time where letterboxing is far more common than it was even 10 years ago. It's the parents and the grandparents that mostly complain about pictures not filling up the whole screen.
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Originally posted by Dammit
Would you like to place a bet on that? My friend's 4 year old kid does exactly that. I tried to put in Monsters Inc when he was over here one time and went to widescreen and he started screaming bloody murder.
Would you like to place a bet on that? My friend's 4 year old kid does exactly that. I tried to put in Monsters Inc when he was over here one time and went to widescreen and he started screaming bloody murder.
I know, I'm one of the worst non-OAR haters on the board, but some things are more important. Being nice to the neighbor kid would be a valid exception in my book. BTW, my kids prefer WS.
In case someone wants qualifications: I have a 5 year old, 3 year old, and 1 year old. They are NOT allowed to scream like this over anything. (and yes, I'm crazy and a little tired)
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Originally posted by Cornelius1047
Or he could shake him, right? Just shake him till he shuts up? Please?
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Or he could shake him, right? Just shake him till he shuts up? Please?
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Seriously though, enabling a screaming, temper-tantrum-throwing kid by caving in and giving them whatever they want in order to curtail their inexcusable behavior is pretty much the worst example of parenting I can imagine...