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Too confusing! I'll stick with my curved LG OLED 65C6P (with it's burn-in issues) and my BenQ projectors for 3D.

Is this real? I know it's listed as 2020 European version but it clearly states 3D Support. Are there any live 'unicorns' out there...

Perhaps someone who knows manufacturers can confirm or deny the existence and current production of Xiaomi/Mi 3D TVs in China? They seem to be available at Aliexpress.com, Bonanza.com and Alibaba.com. I wonder if their NTSC sets can be imported to the US?

Saw The Johnstown Flood at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival today. Great print and live music made for a most enjoyable experience. Enjoyed the acting and the special effects. Fictional scenario had its faults but perhaps the truth was overruled by a desire not to inflame the millionaires...

Looking forward to seeing this next month in the Castro Theatre at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival.

That's not the original 1954 poster artwork. It's the artwork for a 1960s Italian release. Here's the dustjacket for the 1953 hardcover novel. Note that the original 1954 one sheet subtly invokes that design known to the American public. The 1960s Italian four sheet is fantastically dramatic but...

Totally anachronistic cover art. Angled deck carriers are post-Korean war and that red-nosed F-100 sure doesn't belong either. How about some historical accuracy, Kino.

Looking forward to getting this release. The Magnificent Seven was a huge hit at the children's Saturday Matinee at the old Beach Theater in the South Bronx where I first saw it with a very enthusiastic audience in the early 1960s.

The next free streaming previews are on June 23rd. Sign up (it's free) to watch the original TV productions of Elizabeth Taylor in London and Sophia Loren in Rome. https://watch.networkonair.com/elizabeth-taylor-in-london-sophia-loren-in-rome.html

Is there a title list available?

I watched the 5 show preview that Network offered. They were streamed with original vintage British commercials. The Vise: The Final Column had an excellent role for Christopher Lee as a murderous blackmailer. The two shows with the one-armed detective Mark Saber were moderately entertaining...

ViewSonic''s latest 4K 3D UST.

Anyone using one of these? Not much in the way of reviews out there.

I'm considering several 4K UST 3D projectors for a home theater upgrade. One of them is the BenQ V7050i. I currently have a Silver Ticket 110" 1.1 Gain White Screen in the light controlled home theater and a BenQ 1085ST DLP 3D short throw projector. Does anyone out there know if the UST BenQ...

Greetings for the New Year! I'm keenly interested in upgrading my home theater in 2022. I'd like to upgrade my projector to 4K, replacing my BenQ HT1085ST 1080p 3D short throw projector. My budget runs $3000-$5000 for the projector. A ceiling mount is not an option. What would you recommend for...

Sad news. He gave us a private show in Las Vegas on one of our Home Theater Forum Meets. Warned us before he started that his stand-up act was not a "full House" type of routine. He was right. Filthy and funny!

We celebrated New Year's Eve with another couple. Our theme was 'A Knight to Remember" and after our Medieval dinner served with mead we proceeded to the home theater and its 110" screen to watch two Academy Award-winning cartoons, 'The Two Musketeers' starring Tom & Jerry and 'Knighty Knight...

Click through to the website for their statement on compatibility and prices. $3500 for a 65" glasses free 3D monitor! Yikes! Too bad I won't be at CES (Covid Expected Shortly) this year to see it in person.

Currently up for auction at Heritage Auction! https://entertainment.ha.com/itm/movie-tv-memorabilia/props/mosaic-skull-ritual-mask-from-the-cult-film-the-mask-warner-bros-1961-/a/7245-88154.s?ic16=ViewItem-Auction-Open-JumpLot-NextLot-050318

Saw Filibus at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival several years ago. Absolutely delightful. The audience loved it!

Alibaba.com offers a multitude of 3D sets. However, you need to order a multitude; can't get just one. At least, that's how it appears. Perhaps, someone with a TV industry background can explore further.

I was not that interested in the Shirley Temple Storybook Theater as a child, just not 'gritty' enough for me. Although, I do like the Baird Marionettes (saw them live at the 1964 World's Fair in NYC) so I might track down the Winnie the Pooh episode. I also remember the Gary Moore Show with...