DeathStar1
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It's been about two months, and I've completly forgotten about the widescreen/fullscreen argument pertaining to the special edition of Willy Wonka.
I walk in to the store, see the only copy there, pick it up, and buy it. I come home, unwrap the thing, look at the extras on the back, then I notice the little bar on the bottom stating that it's the full frame version... I slap myself, suddenly remembering the argument, and berate myself for automaticlaly thinking it was widescreen.
I have the standard widescreen one at home, and the special edition full screen version down the shore. Sigh... Maby I can sell them both on ebay and re-purchase the widescreen special edition next stop..
Oh well, that'll teach me to look more closley at the back of Warner Brothers movies. They should be more clearly labled at the top, and on the front of the packaging so if you look at the cover, you see it immediatly.
I walk in to the store, see the only copy there, pick it up, and buy it. I come home, unwrap the thing, look at the extras on the back, then I notice the little bar on the bottom stating that it's the full frame version... I slap myself, suddenly remembering the argument, and berate myself for automaticlaly thinking it was widescreen.
I have the standard widescreen one at home, and the special edition full screen version down the shore. Sigh... Maby I can sell them both on ebay and re-purchase the widescreen special edition next stop..
Oh well, that'll teach me to look more closley at the back of Warner Brothers movies. They should be more clearly labled at the top, and on the front of the packaging so if you look at the cover, you see it immediatly.