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Star Trek V Special Features 4x3… what gives?
The past few Star Trek motion picture DVDs have had documentaries and special features that were 16x9; enhanced for widescreen.
However, all of the Star Trek V special features appear to be 4x3. Even the trailers are non-anamorphic! Why was this done after the precedent that was set for the previous special edition DVDs? |
Shatner wanted the extras to be 16:9 enhanced, but the writer's strike and post-production SFX problems resulted in the lackluster version we have today.
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Just when you think a studio is doing a good job with their releases, they go and half-a$$ something.
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"Shatner wanted the extras to be 16:9 enhanced, but the writer's strike and post-production SFX problems resulted in the lackluster version we have today."
How would a writers' strike have any effect on whether or not the features are 16 x 9? Writers don't have anything to do with that. |
Originally posted by Numanoid Shatner wanted the extras to be 16:9 enhanced, but the writer's strike and post-production SFX problems resulted in the lackluster version we have today. |
Originally posted by EPKJ "Shatner wanted the extras to be 16:9 enhanced, but the writer's strike and post-production SFX problems resulted in the lackluster version we have today." How would a writers' strike have any effect on whether or not the features are 16 x 9? Writers don't have anything to do with that. |
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