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This discussion brings to mind a Wal-Mart experience of my own. Back when AI came to DVD, I received it as a Christmas gift. It was only when I popped the movie in the player that I realized it was the fullscreen version. I hadn't checked the packaging because it was inconceivable to me that the...

The studios can read sales numbers as well as we can. If they don't think it is profitable anymore to put out an altered picture release, they won't do it anymore. Hopefully, the Star Wars release will help convince them that "fullscreen" should be on the way out.

I consider myself fortunate to have convinced my own family that widescreen is better. Believe me, it took a huge amount of explaining to my mother how a smaller widescreen image can contain more picture than a "fullscreen" image on a standard size TV. If everybody here educated their family...