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George Roher
Master Film Handler

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From: Washington DC
Registered: Jul 99


 - posted 03-02-2001 12:54 AM      Profile for George Roher   Email George Roher   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Scott,

I'd kind of like to see "Brother of Sleep" on the deep curve. The aerial shots of the Alps in the beginning would be most impressive.

Mike Beerbower
Film Handler

Posts: 12
From: Erie, PA, USA
Registered: Feb 2000


 - posted 03-08-2001 09:27 AM      Profile for Mike Beerbower   Email Mike Beerbower   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
John -
Another movie that's far better in widescreen is "Ghostbusters". I just bought the DVD, and the difference is incredible, especially because "Ghostbusters" has some really ugly pans in the pan-&-scan version. I'm also really looking forward to the upcoming DVD release of "Tora! Tora! Tora!" That's got to be fantastic in full Cinemascope ratio.

-Mike
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