Recent content by Tony:Reynolds

TCL is a very good TV and undoubtedly the best bang for the buck. This is repeated again and again by anyone that has professionally reviewed them. I have a Series 6 from 2018 and its very good. Now, the Series 5 and up are all QLED (Quantum Dot) TVs with really good contrast ratios and Dolby...

I'm not sure that 120Hz matters unless you're playing video (console) games on the TV.

Have you watched it recently? I mean, its absolutely horrible. There's non-stop meanness and bullying throughout the whole thing. It is definitely not something kids should be watching these days. Let's just put it in the back drawer of history where it belongs. And before anyone gets on their...

So these include the 'theatrical' and 'extended editions', but what about the 'director's cuts'? I have those on DVD but when the Blu Ray versions came out I didn't buy them because I had already bought the original 'theatrical' versions and then upgraded to the 'Director's Cuts' when they were...

The newest log looks like an app icon, and I'm guessing that's what's driving the decision. It's clean and modern and can be used with an app (maybe the new streaming service?).

I agree about the "evil Disney" part but I do see why removing "Fox" from the names of the other production companies makes sense given the divisive nature of that brand, never mind the fact that Fox News and say, Fox Searchlight, have pretty much nothing to do with each other. Companies care...

Being a teenager in the 80's meant I saw a lot of things over and over again on VHS, and many of them are classics or cult classics (at least for my generation) but not exactly "fine film". Here's my list, in no particular order: Sixteen Candles Weird Science Breakfast Club Revenge of the Nerds...

Because who doesn't want 9.2 sound? Plus, Dolby Atmos just sounds cool! Seriously, it's about time for a receiver upgrade anyway. My Pioneer Elite has had a nice run but this would be a nice upgrade. Pick me, pick me! :-)

Adam, Thanks very much for your advice. I've posted this question on several HT and HiFi forums and this is the first rational response that I've been given. I really appreciate your help as I've so much to figure out in my move to Oz and I didn't even think about this until a couple of weeks...

Hello All, I am preparing to move from the US to Australia in a few months (my fiance is Australian) and I am trying to figure out if my video equipment in my Home Theater will work there. I know that Australia uses different voltage and I am prepared to do the necessary power conversion...