Mischief Dvd
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Mischief Dvd
I just bought MISCHIEF on DVD, and watched it.
As good as the movie is, I was a bit disappointed on how Fox and Anchor Bay treated this release.
For one, there are no special features attached to it; not even a TRAILER!
And two, the transfer is likely non-anamorphic (I say that because I remember watching it on TV, and seeing more stuff in the areas of where the black bars are). So this transfer actually shows LESS than expected.
I'll still hold on to the DVD, but it's a shame that Fox and Anchor Bay didn't do anything with MISCHIEF. There should've been an anamorphic transfer in which EVERYTHING is seen (not having things cut off). Oh, well...it's too bad there won't be another edition of this at all. So live and let live...
As good as the movie is, I was a bit disappointed on how Fox and Anchor Bay treated this release.
For one, there are no special features attached to it; not even a TRAILER!
And two, the transfer is likely non-anamorphic (I say that because I remember watching it on TV, and seeing more stuff in the areas of where the black bars are). So this transfer actually shows LESS than expected.
I'll still hold on to the DVD, but it's a shame that Fox and Anchor Bay didn't do anything with MISCHIEF. There should've been an anamorphic transfer in which EVERYTHING is seen (not having things cut off). Oh, well...it's too bad there won't be another edition of this at all. So live and let live...
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Originally Posted by OscarFan10
And two, the transfer is likely non-anamorphic (I say that because I remember watching it on TV, and seeing more stuff in the areas of where the black bars are). So this transfer actually shows LESS than expected.
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It's anamorphic.
But for future reference, whether something is non-anamorphic or anamorphic, has NO bearing on whether the image is cropped or not. Cropping is to do with aspect ratio. EDIT - djtoell beat me to it
But for future reference, whether something is non-anamorphic or anamorphic, has NO bearing on whether the image is cropped or not. Cropping is to do with aspect ratio. EDIT - djtoell beat me to it
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if your wondering why he's slightly complaining about the full frame showing more.
http://www.celebritymoviearchive.com/tour/name.php/25
http://www.celebritymoviearchive.com/tour/name.php/25
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Holy hell!!! I had no idea that it had come out already and I was in Best Buy TWICE this week (once to get Silverado and the second time to exchange it for another copy)
I will go as soon as possible to pick this puppy up!!
Now the powers that be need to get Private School for girls, Up the Creek and Hardbodies out on dvd!!
Take care all!!
I will go as soon as possible to pick this puppy up!!
Now the powers that be need to get Private School for girls, Up the Creek and Hardbodies out on dvd!!
Take care all!!
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Originally Posted by Rypro 525
if your wondering why he's slightly complaining about the full frame showing more.
http://www.celebritymoviearchive.com/tour/name.php/25
http://www.celebritymoviearchive.com/tour/name.php/25
If anyone is buying this movie for the sole purpose of viewing Kelly Preston's breasts, don't buy the movie.
This is an excellent movie with so much going for it I think I can stand missing some of the nudity to have this anamorphic dvd release!!!
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Originally Posted by Rypro 525
if your wondering why he's slightly complaining about the full frame showing more.
http://www.celebritymoviearchive.com/tour/name.php/25
http://www.celebritymoviearchive.com/tour/name.php/25
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Originally Posted by NitroJMS
Now I know why there's always this 50-year-old guy coming in to look for this movie at my store.
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I asked about this important issue (loss of video information due to soft matting) in another forum and was told a clip had already been posted here. I was overjoyed as it looked to me like the DVD was framed to my liking. Is the downloadable clip in that link not representative of the DVD?
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As young boys, my brother and I grew up watching Mischief on HBO. Just finished watching the dvd. Pure classic!!
Any word on a soundtrack release?
Any word on a soundtrack release?