HOBBE5
I saw The Incredibles this morning and it's brilliant! Gonna see it again.
Onto Star Wars. They showed the trailer and it was great to see it on the big screen.
However, and this is something that is starting to piss me off. The ratio issue where the screen gets wider and wider and the height feels like it's shrinking more.
I noticed it when I saw the trailer online in QT, and then noticed it was shorter on the sides on TV and in the movie theater, even though it was shown in widescreen format.
Also, on the webdocs when they would show the video village, they had the widescreen high-def tv's, yet the actual size of the picture was shrunk further concerning the height factor. I understand the need to shrink the picture there, sort of, to see what will be shown on-screen, but the above paragraph, I dont get. I thought with these now widescreen films, that they'd fit perfectly in the new high def widescreen tv's and new cinema screens, they way most pictures fit into the standard square tv's. Know what I mean? I don't get it.
Onto Star Wars. They showed the trailer and it was great to see it on the big screen.
However, and this is something that is starting to piss me off. The ratio issue where the screen gets wider and wider and the height feels like it's shrinking more.
I noticed it when I saw the trailer online in QT, and then noticed it was shorter on the sides on TV and in the movie theater, even though it was shown in widescreen format.
Also, on the webdocs when they would show the video village, they had the widescreen high-def tv's, yet the actual size of the picture was shrunk further concerning the height factor. I understand the need to shrink the picture there, sort of, to see what will be shown on-screen, but the above paragraph, I dont get. I thought with these now widescreen films, that they'd fit perfectly in the new high def widescreen tv's and new cinema screens, they way most pictures fit into the standard square tv's. Know what I mean? I don't get it.