|   For all you video guru's and folks with quality sets... | Keith from Canada
Oct 24, 2002 6:49 AM | | Go out and rent Insomnia. For the first time, I was simply awestruck by the video images on a DVD. I've always enjoyed the picture quality on my 47" Panny but I was simply blown away by the level of detail and the quality of the colours when watching this film. The scenes where they are flying over ice-caps at the beginning are simply amazing and the Alaskan scenery is best described as "eye-candy"!
In addition, it's a pretty good flick IMO! |
| I agree, picture quality comes first. | KiD SmokE
Oct 24, 2002 2:33 PM | | No matter how good a movie is, if picture quality is not good, then I will not watch it.
Here is another movie with amazing picture qaulity (superbit):
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| True... but if Godfather was still only available on vhs only... | Kam
Oct 25, 2002 10:11 AM | | would you not want to watch it? :)
there are just some movies that transcend picture quality i think and you can watch no matter what and enjoy. same with music, can always appreciate it coming out of a two bit radio or out of wilson grand slamms. it's all in the heart. |
| Well, may be I watch it for thr first time :) | KiD SmokE
Oct 25, 2002 1:06 PM | | I have alot of movies on VHS tapes (StarTreck series, Starwars, Westerns, etc..) which I don't watch because its inferior picture.
But on the same note, A&E network now is showing restored version of Godfather I&II and it is candy to the eye (very crisp and colorful). I watch it anytime it comes on although I have seen it 100 times before :) |
| True... but if Godfather was still only available on vhs only... | pinetop
Oct 28, 2002 4:43 AM | | It's all in the way the blouse is worn,slightly off the shoulder with the first three buttons undone works best. But don't catch a chill. bob d |
| I always preferred to let my ample busom hold it up.... | Kam
Oct 28, 2002 12:06 PM | | and go for the dual off the shoulder look, leaving some cleavage open and letting my gravity defying chest hold the wispy cloth up by itself.... |
| Hello Keith from Up North! | HockeNut
Oct 28, 2002 10:12 AM | | I just rented it last weekend, I too found myself telling my wife 4 times (she barely listened to one comment I am sure, she thinks I take this stuff WAY too seriously) how amazing that Blue Ice Flying scene was, very cool. I was a little diappointed by the film, victim of super high expectations I suppose, Williams and Pacino is a strong duo. Probably personal taste though, I like the chase of the killer more, than the plot after the killer's identity was known.
Great visuals though, I concur. For a darker story, worse because it is based on a true story, try "In the Bedroom", with marissa Tomei. Chilling.
Rock on, Go Blackhawks, and I am proud to say once again, My Fighting IRISH!!!
Hocke Nut |
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