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With Panavision70 as his handle/username, I imagine he was just being sarcastic about that AR banter... but then again, hard to be sure either way since he doesn't have a ton of posting history here, heh... _Man_

Probably my fault since I forgot to actually go (unlike Dune), LOL... but it did seem very last minute that they sprung the rerelease on people though... _Man_

I could probably go for that... or at least maybe put Bond in some long hiatus or suspended animation, LOL... Hmmm... maybe they could eventually come up w/ how something like that is , haha... _Man_

Oh? I must've missed where you expressed dislike/disdain for this one -- I thought you pretty much enjoy every single Bond flick in the entire franchise (albeit to varying degrees of course)... _Man_

Maybe I'll see it again in IMAX then, especially if it's available in a NYC Regal digital IMAX at 1.9:1 since I have a free ticket to use... even though I wasn't completely sold the 1st time around... _Man_

Not completely sure where this was headed, but if it's an argument about why HDTV (and/or widescreen SDTV) standard should've gone 1.85:1 instead of 16x9, well, that would probably be ignoring the reality of how the math and practical implementation of simple/basic scaling between the ratios...

Actually, the DC issue is probably because the movie belongs to MGM and Universal's just handling the disc distribution/release itself, not the digital. MGM's the one who's never participated in Movies Anywhere. Universal's actually been w/ MA all along and still is. In fact, Universal's even...

IIRC, at least one reason for choosing 16x9 was the math ratios. 16x9 = ~1.7778, which is 4/3 of 4/3 (or 1/3 larger than ~1.3333, ie. ~1.7778 = ~1.3333 * ~1.3333), which is itself 4/3 of 1 (or 1/3 larger than 1, ie. ~1.3333 = 1 * ~1.3333). Likewise, 2.35 is very close to being 4/3 of 16x9 (or...