Ouch, bought Event Horizon, and it's non-anamorphic.. (1 Viewer)

[JohnTKline]

Anyone know if there is a better version out there to use on an hdtv set?

John

 

[Neil Joseph]

Not for region 1 at least.

 

[DavidY]

OT, but how's the bass on this DVD. The VHS tape that I rented awhile ago had awesome bass.

Dave

 

[Travis Olson]

OT, but how's the bass on this DVD.

Earthshaking.

 

[BarryS]

It's a good transfer, though. The movie is freeeeeeeeeaky. This is one movie I have to sleep with the nightlight on afterwards.

 

[JohnTKline]

OT, but how's the bass on this DVD. The VHS tape that I rented awhile ago had awesome bass

The bass and sound effects are booming, which adds to the eerie factor at about 2 am.

John

 

[mark_d]

Bizarrely, the menu is anamorphic...

Needs and SE...

Mark

 

[Jordan_E]

I thought I read online somewhere during the RESIDENT EVIL media blitz that the director stated that an EVENT HORIZON SE was doubtful. Bummed me out because I was waiting in hopes of a SE and am still thinking of buying it because it is one of my rentals whenever I add something new to my HT.

 

[Declan]

Earthshaking

try the LD for bass, as good as the DVD is. The LD knocks the DVD out of the water for bass. Especially the start when the camera flys along the outside of the ship.

 

[soop.spoon]

Probably the best non-anamorphic transfer I've ever seen.

 

[Marty Lockstead]

To be honest, it didn't suprise me to hear that a SE wasn't in the works. Despite the fact that I too enjoyed this creepy sci-fi flick, it bombed horribly at the box office and Paramount problably feels that another version wouldn't sell at all. Speaking of the great bass factor, imagine if Paramount where to re-release this title down the road with a dts track, damn!! Wishful thinking I know.

 

[Declan]

whats wishful thinking is that Paramount would release anything with a DTS track

 

[Marty Lockstead]

Very, very true! :b

 

[Johnny_Morris]

The R2 is Anamorphic if you have a Multi-region player

 

[Patrick TX]

Freaky movie, loved it. There is a scene in the movie for a split-second that is especially unsettling. It is barely there, but when paused correctly, plain freakish!

 

[Andy Olivera]

There is a scene in the movie for a split-second that is especially unsettling. It is barely there, but when paused correctly, plain freakish!

What split second shot would that be? There are several. When Fishburn leans into a wall; the video of the previous crew; Quinlan seeing her own dead body; Neill shows Fishburn all the hellish possibilities. There might be one or two more, but I can't remember where.

Add me to the list of those who'd desperately like to see a special edition. Anderson has said repeatedly that there is some deleted footage that he wanted to add.

BTW, does anyone know if the original script is available online? I want to see what was removed...