Posts by Christopher Carr

I just thought I would ask a quick question to the forum that would probably have the answer for me. I am probably one of the few that like this film, but I got a Widescreen TV last christmas and I was just thinking since the DVD can be...

I remember there being SLIGHT windowboxing during the airing of Once More With Feeling, but it wasn't noticable. That picture on the other hand, um yeah VERY noticable. Does it look like that when played on a TV screen or is it only...

I would think that "Gift" easter egg was for the R1 DVD- I mean why would they need to make that an easter egg for R2??? R2 get's the "previously on"s...

On DVDempire.com, the back cover image shows the features as follows: SPECIAL FEATURES: Fairuza Balk Returns to Oz Original TV Spots Original Theatrical Trailer French Language Track SPECS: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround...

A couple years ago I saw this movie on TV (I think it may have been on Lifetime, but all I remember is flipping through the cable channels that could have been TBS, Lifetime etc.) and I cannot find it anywhere because I know little of...

I got a samsung set with a digital amp that does DTS sound or something like that- it's all on the box and the DVD player itself does do progressive scan with audio and video or something like that- but it's all in there so I'm excited...

thank you all for answering, I went to Best Buy today and bought a system that had a DVD player with it that had DTS it's pretty sweet as well- can't wait for my dad to open it to give it a test drive!

I have an older Tobisha DVD player that has been playing fine since I believe 1998 or 1999 I can't remember- anyway I have another player from Apex that says DTS output. I am going to be purchasing Surround Sound for my dad this...

I guess the news wasn't of great importance because well it has been a whole night full of opportunity of updating of information...

Harvard Man was released with the back saying Full Frame Transfer but it also contained both Full Frame and Anamorphic Widescreen.