Technical glitch with Sarah Silverman Jesus is Magic?
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Technical glitch with Sarah Silverman Jesus is Magic?
I watched Sarah Silverman Jesus is Magic last night and was dismayed that the movie was in full frame. However, as the opening continued, I realized that words in the opening credits were being cut off and so was some of the focus of who was talking. Was this just a horrible hack job of a full frame movie or what?
So I decided to zoom out and I discovered that the movie was in widescreen.
When I had put it in, I had disabled the auto play by hitting stop right away and I hit the menu button to avoid any forced crap, but that apparently didn't have anything to do with the glitch.
I have a Malata (I think 526) region free player and had never had problem with any widescreen movies, anamorphic or otherwise. I was just curious to see if anybody else had a problem with this DVD?
So I decided to zoom out and I discovered that the movie was in widescreen.
When I had put it in, I had disabled the auto play by hitting stop right away and I hit the menu button to avoid any forced crap, but that apparently didn't have anything to do with the glitch.
I have a Malata (I think 526) region free player and had never had problem with any widescreen movies, anamorphic or otherwise. I was just curious to see if anybody else had a problem with this DVD?
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sounds like it could be one of the few DVD's to do "pan & scan on the fly" where it chooses for you based on your player settings. Your DVD should have three video settings, 16x9 letterbox, 4x3 letterbox and 4x3 pan & scan. Another DVD that did this was Criterion's first pressing of "The Last Temptation of Christ".