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In Reply to: It's the Dark Side of the Moon for videophiles. posted by Tom §. on February 28, 2006 at 20:50:52:
Toy Story 2. Pure digital to digital transfer, hardly any compression artifacts, and a better than life color pallet. If a display device can handle it without choking, it's set up pretty well. Granted, there are no flesh tones or blue skys to key off of, but I've seen RPTV's that look fine with live action film look fuzzy and bleed color on Toy Story. After further calibration to fix the problems with T.S.2, the live action films looked even better.It's imminently more watchable than the Fifth Element as well. "It's the chicken man!" Hehe.
Monsters, Inc. is also a good reference, an equally good transfer as well as loads of well recorded acoustic jazz for the audio guys to enjoy.
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