Originally posted by: JediRandy
Sure, have a POV, it doesn't mean anything , though. The kicker is he actually listened to this "huge" fanboy "outcry" and released the thing on DVD but, in true SW fan fashion, it wasnt' good enough so the bitching continued.
He could come over and install a digital theater in the fans living rooms for their state-of-the-art DVD to play on and they'd still complain.
Sure, have a POV, it doesn't mean anything , though. The kicker is he actually listened to this "huge" fanboy "outcry" and released the thing on DVD but, in true SW fan fashion, it wasnt' good enough so the bitching continued.
He could come over and install a digital theater in the fans living rooms for their state-of-the-art DVD to play on and they'd still complain.
Come on JR, I don't think that is fair. Of course you are always going to have a couple of idiots who complain about anything that Lucas does, but there is a huge majority out here who would be totally happy if Lucas put out the OOT in 2006 DVD quality, meaning Anamorphic Widescreen.
I know I would, and I wouldn't care what else he did in the future, because DVD's will last forever and I still believe HDDVD will be a niche market like Laserdisk. All of the DVD's I have will stay in my collection until I die, cause DVD quality is great, and I am not going to waste my money on HDDVD for alittle bit better quality. The reason people are mad is because Anamorphic DVD's are such a leap from laserdisks and VHS, where it is a huge difference, whereas HDDVD is better, but not a huge leap.
Give me OOT on DVD in the quality the 2004 transfers & sound was and Lucas will never have to hear from me again, just like Zemeckis has never had to hear from me since I bought Back to the Future Trilogy in Anamorphic Widescreen in 2002. It is real easy, put out a great product, and fans will be happy. But then again, I guess we have to run around in circles in this arguement for the zillionth time.