widen? Fullscreen has the ends chopped off and the screen is stretched in order to fit your screen. Fullscreen is stretched, widescreen is the picture you see in the theatre, not some edited picture.
http://www.starwars.com/episode-ii/release/video/f20020925/
http://www.starwars.com/episode-ii/release/video/f20020925/indexp2.html
Originally posted by Red Superfly
Fullscreen gets stretched.Fullscreen loses picture.
Fullscreen loses some of the direction of the movie (some shots need to be editted to make sense - and are usually hacked to death).
Widescreen all the way.
The logic is quite simple really. Amazing that so many people here lack any.
Ignorant fools, listen to Superfly's reasoning. 😛
Originally posted by BicnarokNo, all the picture is there. Fullscreen is where you miss the picture. There are black bars, but that part was never there. Fullscreen is when you lose. Widescreen, you retain the entire picture.
I didn´t realise you that there was a choice.Widescreen movies I hire out are crap half the picture is missing, unless you´ve got a widescreen TV of course
WIDESCREEN all the way
I actually have a problem with my DVD player. It streches the picture if the movie is widescreen: the SW DVD's widescreen have the 16:9 aspect ratio, but some "widescreen" movie don't come with that same ratio. these movie looked like full screen, but the my SW copies get streched and they look awful.
luckly for me I have a PS2, so I watch widescreen movies in my PS2