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My concern is this, I wonder if Universal will have someone go through and check the framing in each and every shot for both movies or will they just do a quick patch job on the big known problems, when maybe other frames are messed up too.

JohnRice - But I don't think Zemeckis' intent of the art of exclusion included excluding showing us Lloyd pressing the button on the bottom of Fox's jacket in BTTF 2! :)

Just watched my FS tape of BTTF2. I'm still pretty satisfied with the scene composition on the FS so far. Although the picture quality of tape sure leaves something to be desired. Funny, I watched BTTF1, same tape, in my bedroom, Saturday on my 15" Flat LCD TV and thought the pic qual was pretty...

JW, witty reply above. :D OK, so I can see that what matters most to you is the director's intent, irregardless of your own personal likes or dislikes. But I just watched my tape of BTTF 1, paying as close attention as possible to shot composition. So far, I'm in the FS camp for the trilogy...

JW, notice I said, "may be a more enjoyable movie experience". Let's equate this with food. Let's say you really like Big Mac's, except without pickles. But McDonalds intends for you to have pickles on it. But you eat it without pickles anyway. You don't care what McDonalds intentions are, you...

First, Ryan, thanks for sticking up for some of us. I hadn't been in this thread since it split off. Second, setting aside pure interpretatiions of film as an art and this mission statement, in practical discussions the emphasis has always been that WS is better because P&S (the usual full...