Now Jox I would want to ask u one more question ! Do u think WARNER Bros Blu ray is it for real in widescreen ? To me this Blu ray has framing problems - in this widescreen format. I compared VHS, DVDV, HD versions of SILT and basically that WB did is cutting the top and the bottom image from standard 4/3 VHS fullscreen version.
In my perception a real widescreen is when the top and the bottom part of the the image is cut but also add some new image on sides (right and left). In SILT case we don't have any image addition on the sides - maybe just 2 mm. one more thing when we deal with a real widescreen top /bottom cuts are less leaving more image info, plus addition image on the sides giving a right frame format . Cutting simply just the top an d/bottom like in SILT case footage loose integrity and space (background details, room). Faces look kind of too big and some disproportions... Also eng subtitles got lost for japan. language parts after this image cuts which are not right to me. Zooming goofs shots also ( jump equipment, dummy, crew t-shirt etc) created image disproportion to me too.. This is not a real widescreen intended I guess
Marked for Death (1990) DVD edition had this problem but for it's Blu ray released got fixed adding a lot of image after reframing.
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