Originally posted by: Fang Zei
To finally address gf's point more directly, as silly as the GOUT release was I don't think Lucas would go so far as to bothering to include the OOT on blu-ray unless it was remastered.
To finally address gf's point more directly, as silly as the GOUT release was I don't think Lucas would go so far as to bothering to include the OOT on blu-ray unless it was remastered.
I agree cause the majority of people who buy DVD's just have 4x3 TV's, and really don't even know what Anamorphic is, let alone can really tell between the difference in a good transfer and bad transfer.
BluRay is made for people with HD TV's, so if it is put out non-anamorphically, EVERYONE will notice, and Lucasfilm would look ridiculous in that respects, whereas for DVD's they only look ridiculous to the DVD-diehards like us.
I still think BluRay is our best shot, cause as I have said before: What sold DVD to the average consumer was the fact that they could buy a movie and don't have to rewind it and that each movie had a slew of bonus material in it to watch plus the movie. What is going to sell to the average consumer for BluRay is that because of the space allowed you can buy multiple versions of the same film to enjoy, and Blade Runner and Close Encounters are setting the trend.