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Is Warner's 2010 Anamorphic? (1 Viewer)

Mark_vdH

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However, I remember reading somewhere that this title was re-released with anamorphic enhancement recently. But maybe this was just some faulthy information as a result of the error on the back cover....

Ask Jack Briggs, he's a great fan of this film, and he'll know... ;)
 

Britton

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I just finished watching the Warner DVD in the snapper case literally five minutes ago, and it is non-anamorhpic. Aside from a P&S version on the other side of the disc, it is the same thing as the original MGM DVD. It's shame they didn't go ahead and redo this one since they went through the extra effort to P&S it. By the way, I picked this up from the Wal-Mart $5.88 bargain bin. This DVD is most definitely worth $5.88 even if it is non-anamorphic. If you can find it at your Wal-Mart for the same price, I'd advise you to just go ahead and buy it because I don't forsee Warner revisiting this one anytime soon.
 

Tim_Prasuhn

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considering it made over 100 Million in theaters when it was released, you'd think it would get at least an anamorphic re-release. And Peter Hyams isn't doing much of late.

That being said, the DVD is the only way to see it wide, even if it is only letterbox, and for any fan of the film, its the only way to go.
 

Moe Dickstein

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well this sucks, i picked it up only cause it said it was 16:9...

reason being I already have the laserdisc and my widescreen set won't zoom, so non anamorphic movies are banded on all four sides - hence my policy of only replacing laserdiscs i have with anamorphic stuff

grrrr
 

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