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Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 2:14 pm
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Lil_LocoCocoa WolfDemonNinja RedWhiteBlack EmilyScissorhands Widescreen, most definitely. Judging from a cinematic perspective, it's the better choice. A lot of the picture is cut out of Full screen, and the remaining image is often warped slightly. Watch Lord of the Rings in Widescreen, then watch it in Fullscreen. The difference is amazing. I try to avoid Fullscreen whenever I can... Unless the movie was filmed in Fullscreen originally. I typically go with however the director wants his film viewed. It's his or her work of art, after all. Stole the words right out of my mouth. Totally agree with you. yep i agree too I agree also~ Besides, it's more fun watching Widescreen, & for some reason, (This is my opinion, alone) the fun of watching a movie is taken away when your watching Fullscreen. I may be wrong, but, it's really everyone's opinion~ domokun domokun domokun
I agree completely. After a while I just ignore the black parts and am so focsed on the movie that it doesn't bother me. I'm not one for full screen, though I will get a movie with full screen if it's the only way I can find it. XD
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Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 2:17 pm
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Strange-1 Cosplays It's a common assumption that wide screen cuts off part of the movie and full screen does not. That is a lie. If you know anything about movies, you know that (mostly) they are made for theatres. Theatres have a wide screen, which is a rectangle instead of a square. Thus, the films are shot with that in mind, using wide lenses, instead of square shots. Then the movies get put on DVD (or VHS if you're retro like that) and are played on TV screens. TV screens are square (except new ones like HD and stuff). Can you see where this is going? Full screen is where they cut off the edges of the movie (or stretch it, so the perspective is wonky) so that it will fit perfectly on the TV screen. In wide screen the movie is the size it was originally filmed in, not cutting anything off, and not stretching the picture. That is why I prefer wide screen over full screen.
(I don't know exactly how wide screen TVs work, so you'd have to ask someone else about the formatting on that.)
Sorry for the wall of text.
With a wide screen TV, when you watch a wide screen movie, naturally, it fits the whole screen perfectly. When you buy a full screen movie and watch it on a wide screen TV, you have black parts on the sides of the screen instead of top and bottom. ^_^ FYI: I have one, that's how I know, unless someone else has one that works differently, but that's how mine works. ^_^
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Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 4:33 pm
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Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 9:13 am
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Ryuki Kirima Strange-1 Cosplays It's a common assumption that wide screen cuts off part of the movie and full screen does not. That is a lie. If you know anything about movies, you know that (mostly) they are made for theatres. Theatres have a wide screen, which is a rectangle instead of a square. Thus, the films are shot with that in mind, using wide lenses, instead of square shots. Then the movies get put on DVD (or VHS if you're retro like that) and are played on TV screens. TV screens are square (except new ones like HD and stuff). Can you see where this is going? Full screen is where they cut off the edges of the movie (or stretch it, so the perspective is wonky) so that it will fit perfectly on the TV screen. In wide screen the movie is the size it was originally filmed in, not cutting anything off, and not stretching the picture. That is why I prefer wide screen over full screen.
(I don't know exactly how wide screen TVs work, so you'd have to ask someone else about the formatting on that.)
Sorry for the wall of text. With a wide screen TV, when you watch a wide screen movie, naturally, it fits the whole screen perfectly. When you buy a full screen movie and watch it on a wide screen TV, you have black parts on the sides of the screen instead of top and bottom. ^_^ FYI: I have one, that's how I know, unless someone else has one that works differently, but that's how mine works. ^_^
I have one, too, but ours doesn't work like that. If we watch a wide screen movie, it puts black bars on the top and bottom and stretches it out for some reason. I think we have to fix the settings or something, but I don't know how to do it and it drives me crazy.
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