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Vincent, you took the words right out of my mouth. This is exactly how I thought this 21:9 system could possibly work. I must say you people have me REALLY intrigued by all this. Now I'm having visions of red velvet curtains working in conjuction with black side masking to ...... I'VE GOT TO...

I assume that a 21:9 screen would have to be a front projection system. I believe I've read somewhere that a tube TV would be impossible with a ratio over 2:1 (would it perhaps implode?). In any case, for a front projection system a 21:9 set up would indeed help to perfectly recreate the...

Gary this does indeed sound like the ultimate home theater screen. I must admit though, that my inner curmudgeon started to fidget. Then I realized the difference in screens you describe is even less than the difference between theatrical flat widescreen and the 1.78:1 of my home theater screen...

This is wonderful, as long as AUNTIE MAME is presented at 2.35:1!

Recently the original 1958 "Auntie Mame" was on INHD. At the sight of the opening credits, I could not believe how lovely was the picture. Visions of a future with movies on high definition disc danced in my head. Suddenly at the end of the credits the picture went to hi-def full screen...

I saw "The Wiz" theatrically upon it's release back in '78. Absolutely beautiful stereophonic sound. No idea what the sound presentation format was... dolby stereo, 4 track magnetic..., but the picture was most definitely 35mm flat 1.85:1.