Should Pan and Scan versions be preserved? I know they arent the directors intention but it is a unique version of the film that can rarely be found now, and sometimes they use the open matte version to make the P&S when no modern release has an open matte, making it valuable.
Should Pan and Scan versions be preserved...
Jack Anderson
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Ethan Johnson
>DUDE JUST CUT OFF 30% OF THE SHOT SO THAT IT LOOKS WIDER THAN IT REALLY IS!!1!
Widescreen niggers should be shot.
Justin James
Only if you keep the terrible overdubbing and period correct commericals.
Ryder King
35mm film is 4:3 by nature so there's no way to get a pire widescreen film unless they redesigned all film cameras with some special "wide" film
Ryan Watson
wait what? is that from star trek? that is clearly the moon building RITA lives in in the power rangers.
Did they use the same building??
Ryan Martin
yeah its a popular spot for sci fi films, its some building in California
Caleb Martinez
I once came across a huge list of movies where the pan and scan version has nudity that isn’t visible in the widescreen version. So yes. Pic related.
Jack Foster
I think they should be. They’re a valuable teaching tool.
Camden Brooks
it was actually the command center in power rangers
Christopher Baker
I have this autistic thing I do in my head when I'm watching a movie where I imagine which parts of the frame I would cut out if I was making a pan and scan VHS
Austin Young
For some reason Titanic 3D BD release used an open matte version so people have cut a copy to release
Andrew Barnes
>people have cut a copy to release
elaborate
Sebastian Hall
I assume they found a way to convert the 3D down to regular 2D.
forget what i said. all that matters is that you can torrent the open matte version. problem is that is has the 2012 BD orange/cyan color grading on it.
Isaac Evans
4:3 is optimal aspect ratio for human eyes
Asher Ramirez
looks like they change it a bit for different productions, google images has a bunch of different modified shots of it for different shows
Austin Hernandez
vs DVD release color grading
Nathaniel Thompson
Do all directors do this? Have everything just outside the frame be ass and titties? What is the benefit?
Leo Fisher
more open matte screenshot
Bentley Ortiz
compared to DVD
Jason Turner
damn, I've love something in the middle with a straight 16:9 crop. That way it would look biggest on my television
Joseph Adams
this one looks nice but like a dream
this one looks more real
Ayden Morales
open matte is 16:9 i believe compared to 2:35 so it would play full on your screen
Ethan Taylor
based
Lincoln Richardson
and the scanned 35mm version
Lincoln Cooper
I'm autistic, so I'll say yes, every version of all media is deserving of preservation, not matter how terrible and pointless it is.
Noah Morris
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Elijah Johnson
bump
Brandon Brooks
based
Julian Kelly
>lol just let the intern at some editing studio re-direct a feature film
McFucking Dilate With A Jackhammer
Ian Baker
Imagine being Leo in this scene...
Isaac Barnes
youtu.be
Only tangentially related but man I wish there was a do for the colorized version of Yankee Doodle Dandy
Bridget Fonda is hot as hell thanks for posting her butt
Charles Anderson
Pan & scan isn't the same as open matte. Open matte should be preserved, but pan & scan absolutely shouldn't.
Alexander Morris
A good portion of the jokes in Ghostbusters are things happening off to the side and they all get cut off in pan & scan
Brayden Wilson
It's also Lore's HQ in Descent
Jonathan Thomas
Kentucky Fried Movie, the shower scene you can see more ladyflesh in the trailer Catholic High School Girls in Trouble.
Ryder Butler
Yes. Especially television shows. I really wish the HD X-Files were in 4:3
Jeremiah Myers
>35mm film is 4:3 by nature
wtf are you talking about? It's not 4:3 all the time.
Nathan Walker
I think open matte should be preserved on movies in Super 35 so the fake 2:35 anamorphic frame fill up the 16:9 frame.
Caleb Walker
The film distributor should just do what Kino and other distributors of old films do, and just release the film in 4:3 ratio.
Most TVs can fucking stretch the image or expand the image and crop the top and bottom for mongs who don’t like nlack bars on the fucking screen.
John Thomas
That guy knows fuck all. I have some 35mm film (Star Wars) and it is not 4:3, it's widescreen image. Some of those images are matted off, though.
Luke Cooper
*Matted off in other films, not Star Wars
Asher Richardson
They did that in the Recruit. Was 2:35 in the theater then they reframed it in 16:9 for widescreen TV
Andrew Peterson
Jennifer Anniston too