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In Reply to: Yeah... but! posted by Victor Khomenko on October 27, 2000 at 15:40:50:
that was one of the reasons I bought my Toshiba TW65X81. The progressive DVD picture is stunning...unfortunately so stunning, that I sometimes find myself marveling at the picture when I should be paying attention to the film.
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I agree that newest TV and DVD players are a huge step up over what used to be. HOWEVER, they simply do not match the quality at a well setup movie theatre. I know that those can be hard to find, but they are hard to beat.
***The progressive DVD picture is stunning...unfortunately so stunning, that I sometimes find myself marveling at the picture when I should be paying attention to the film.Just as well. In my experience films that have picture that makes you marvel are not worth watching.
Case in point - Lost in Space.
Beer comes in a bottle. Good films have bad picture quality.
Just watched American Beauty for the first time last night, on a WideScreen HiDef in 480p.Simply stunning. There's at least one case of a good film with good picture quality. Highly recommended.
God, never let me move to suburbs.
The little voices told me to get back to work.
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