Last night when I was at the local mall I went into the Disney Story and ask about White Fang. If it was a full screen and wide screen transfer. The sales guy went into the back to check which means they must already have the DVDs in stock, he said that all of their copies were full screen. :cry: To bad, when Disney does DVD right they do a great job, see Tron, I hope they will come out with a wide screen DVD version.
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Mark, I really hate to hear these kinds of stories. It wories me to think the studios are bringing out separate P&S and WS titles. You just know the big renters are going to stock P&S for J6P. In the early days they brought out disks with WS on one side and P&S on the other. I wish they'd go back to that.
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Your right George. I believe that studios wrongly assume that family movies are of no interest to us collectors and not even offer them in wide screen.Comment
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Well, I quitely added this TV to supplement my front projection since I saw real quickly that I was going to crank a lot of hours on my PJ in a hurry. It's an HDTV monitor, the following applies: (Extracted from Plasma Depot since it was actually better than Sony's writeup.) I won't address each feature... -
Got this announcement today. We've known for a while that Disney is pushing towards an all-digital video world, where they can control at any time what movies you have access to, which ones "disappear into the vault", limit sharing and distribution, etc. No more loaning... -
Hi Guys and Gals,
After buying my NEC-9PG+ projector, I knew I needed an upgrade to my screen system. My screen started out as a wall hanging Oak frame with bright white formica over an HDF sheet; this was later modified to a roll around format on a stand, for flexibilty. This was necessary... -
I've got to be the weirdest guy on the FP forum.
Though I've had projectors (CRT and LCD) from 1987 onwards, since I sent off my Sony VPL-W400Q to ThomasW in 1999 or thereabouts, I haven't had one at home to use...
I built a screen for my 400Q which used a solid oak frame... -
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