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Originally Posted by Josh Steinberg
My honest opinion about these is that they're just an in-between measure until they come up with something better long-term, but who knows what packaging will be like 5 years from now?
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Respect and preserve the film-makers' intentions:
1. Original aspect ratio
2. Natural film grain
3. Original theatrical captions/subtitles
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Originally Posted by Josh Steinberg
but who knows what packaging will be like 5 years from now?
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"Scientists are saying the future is going to be far more futuristic than they originally predicted." -Krysta Now
\"My opinion is that (a) anyone who actually works in a video store and does not understand letterboxing has given up on life, and (b) any customer who prefers to have the sides of a movie hacked off should not be licensed to operate a video player.\"-- Roger Ebert
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Originally Posted by MatS
as posted in Cameron Yee's SOTL review
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Originally Posted by Will_B
You'll lick the USB-to-LSD cable and see the cover floating in front of you, big as life.
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Originally Posted by troy evans
I'd really like to find out how more is spent on these cases then? Aside from the paper and potato made case expense you discribed, you never touched on what makes these new plastic cases more expensive. If they can use the same production lines and such. These cases are made from molds which plastic is poured into. Now the've re-designed the case and with it the molds so less plastic has to be poured in to fill the molds. How does that equal more cost?
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