Behind Enemy Lines 2: Axis Of Evil DVD (1 Viewer)

[David_Blackwell]

Has anyone saw this on DVD?

I reviewed it:
http://enterline2.tripod.com/behindenemylines2.html

I'm just wondering what is the point of creating a pan and sacn transfer when it was filmed in 1.78:1. It would have saved Fox money if they didn't do the transfer and stuck with the 1.78:1 already on the flipper disc (shudder).

 

[Brian Little]

You have to realize that some people no matter how little or much of "the dreaded black bars" demand that their TV screen is filled. Trust me. I work in retail and I get to hear these people scream at me all day long for it - even on 1.66:1 non-anamorphic transfers.

I do agree with you tho. To me it is a waste of space that could of been used for better extras, a higher bitrate for the Widescreen transfer, more audio options (is DTS on this one?), etc etc etc.....

 

[Gralen]

It has a option of wide screen on the back. I think something is wrong with my reciever. hardly no surround. Also my girlfriend has wide screen samsung(she has one before I do). she loves to fill the screen.

 

[Scott Simonian]

Bought this in a two pack with the first movie. The second one sucked ass. That all I have to say...

 

[ThomasC]

Wow. Is there any other sequel that couldn't have been less related to the original? The only thing interesting about it is that David Keith was in the original and Keith David is in the sequel.

 

[Scott Simonian]

So I watched the first one at lunch the other day and saw something interesting...


There ya go!

 

[Aaron Silverman]

You know, for some reason I had it in my head that one of them (Keith David/ David Keith) had committed suicide a few years back. Whom am I confusing him with?