Whats the correct Aspect Ratio for Death Race 2000 ?
03-06-04, 03:45 AM
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Whats the correct Aspect Ratio for Death Race 2000 ?
Was thinking of picking this *cough* Classic *cough* and noticed its Full Screen.
Was this the OAR or is it pan and scanned ?
Was this the OAR or is it pan and scanned ?
03-06-04, 02:01 PM
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Originally posted by techdude0912
A good place to check out aspect ratios is imdb
A good place to check out aspect ratios is imdb
I may have over looked it somewhere or its hidden in a section I never got to.
Anyone know ? All DVD's I've seen have it at 1.33. Was it ever widescreen ?
Thanks
03-08-04, 08:38 AM
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Originally posted by Dazed
OK, maybe ill try it then if its open matte. Hopefully I wont see booms and light stands in the shot
OK, maybe ill try it then if its open matte. Hopefully I wont see booms and light stands in the shot
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This was put out on Roger Corman's own New Horizon/New Concorde DVD label. None of the films he releases on his label--from Grand Theft Auto to The Student Nurses to Piranha--are widescreen; all are open-matte full-screen presentations.
They're Corman's films (produced, if not directed) and it's his label, so one assumes that is how he wants them presented on DVD.
Pretend he's Stanley Kubrick, and then it will be all right.
They're Corman's films (produced, if not directed) and it's his label, so one assumes that is how he wants them presented on DVD.
Pretend he's Stanley Kubrick, and then it will be all right.
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