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In Reply to: immersion in a movie- does this happen with DVD? posted by tunenut on March 21, 2005 at 17:25:14:
Given a perfect theater experience (and most aren't) the big screen is the way to go. But most of us put up with dimly lit screens, sound levels set too high, and talkative and noisy crowds. OTOH, a high end calibrated video system with quality surround sound can be very absorbing. Plus at home you can go back in case you missed something, pause for bathroom or food breaks, etc. Last night I watched "Chinatown" for the umpteenth time in my Home Theater and was oblivious to all else.
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- Re: immersion in a movie- does this happen with DVD? - rico 05:48:31 03/22/05 (2)
- Sure, it can be better even. - KT88 16:20:07 03/22/05 (1)
- Well said.(nt) - Jack G 08:41:56 03/23/05 (0)
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