Blair Witch Aspect Ration Question
Hi,
I just bought the Artisan Blair Witch Project disc (shut up, I thought it was a decent movie). Anyways... on the back, it says: FULLSCREEN VERRSION: Formatted from its original version to fit your screen. I did a search around hee and elsewhere and I can not ifnd anything on it... but in the theaters, I remember it was shot with some kind of handheld, personal video recorder or something... (maybe I am wrong though). Anyways, it was definitely "Ful frame" or close to 4:3 in the theater. So, is this DVD really modified in some way or is it just a misprint? I haven't watched it all yet, but scanning through the disc, it looks like I remembered it looking.... Just wondering. Thanks! Zack |
Its supposed to "look like a camera" view. The true oar is 1:33:1 (thats what it was in theaters and on cable), so the dvd is a tad off.
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Thanks Rypro,
That makes perfect sense to me... I have not seen it since its theatrical run, and I thought the DVD looked just as I remembered. But, if the true OAR is actually 1.33:1, then that would explain why I really did not notice it. (Plus, it has been a long while since I have seen it) Thanks for the info! |
Re: Blair Witch Aspect Ration Question
Originally posted by ZackR I just bought the Artisan Blair Witch Project disc (shut up, I thought it was a decent movie). Now if you had said "Book of Shadows - Blair Witch 2", we might have needed to have a little talk. :D |
Sometimes they'll say it's been modified to fit your screen even if it hasn't. Full Metal Jacket has this disclaimer, but the other 1.33:1 titles in the Kubrick Collection (The Shining, Eyes Wide Shut) do not, even though they are 1.33:1 for the same reason FMJ is.
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If only they'd brought more aspect rations, they would have lasted even longer out in the woods.
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Originally posted by Groucho If only they'd brought more aspect rations, they would have lasted even longer out in the woods. |
:lol:
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Re: Re: Blair Witch Aspect Ration Question
Originally posted by talemyn I found the cinematography and the premise to both be extremely creative |
Originally posted by Rypro 525 Its supposed to "look like a camera" view. The true oar is 1:33:1 (thats what it was in theaters and on cable), so the dvd is a tad off. |
Originally posted by moviezzz It wasn't 1.33 in theatres, that is TV Ratio. 1.66 is the smallest theatrical. Second, BWP was absolutely shown at 1.33:1 theatrically. The 1.33:1 frame was centered within a 1.85:1 frame on the theatrical prints. Theatres then projected the film at 1.85:1, but the picture area itself was only 1.33:1. DJ |
Second, BWP was absolutely shown at 1.33:1 theatrically. The 1.33:1 frame was centered within a 1.85:1 frame on the theatrical prints. Theatres then projected the film at 1.85:1, but the picture area itself was only 1.33:1. |
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