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28 days later was shot with the Canon XL-1s, a fairly high end "prosumer" level camera. It shoots standard definition video on mini DV tape. On top of that it can not shoot 24p making transfer to film somewhat complicated. Only the final scene of the film was shot in 35mm. The Flash backs were...

Thank you for the correction. Doug

I suppose it would all depend on the person I was recommending it to or not recommending as it were. If it was someone that I knew had a fairly good knowledge of of what film is supposed to look like, I would warn them that the film could look much better than it does. Honestly however...

This all depends on what the individual viewer can tolerate. Personally I can't tolerate the waxy look of people's faces in the BD of Patton I find it distracting and I am unable to pay attention to the movie. I sold my copy of Patton because I won't watch it again. I probably won't watch Patton...

I have to agree with this. At this point I won't be ordering anything from Fox with out first renting it. That includes the up coming Planet of the Apes set. Doug