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Topic - Are some movies better in B&W and non HD? - RedGrant 10:31:37 05/05/11 (20)

• Some older films with special effects work better in low resolution. - Dalton 10:51:21 05/09/11 (1)
• RE: Some older films with special effects work better in low resolution. - RedGrant 05:28:57 05/10/11 (0)
• I've said it before and I'll say it again, HD always wins if you use a projector to watch movies - Doug Flynn 13:23:51 05/05/11 (8)
• RE: I've said it before and I'll say it again, HD always wins if you use a projector to watch movies - RedGrant 11:12:53 05/06/11 (0)
• RE: I've said it before and I'll say it again, HD always wins if you use a projector to watch movies - RedGrant 13:37:59 05/05/11 (6)
• No - Jack G 04:52:39 05/06/11 (5)
• Your point is perfect. I wonder if Red would prefer smudged glasses because they're authentically - tinear 15:57:03 05/07/11 (3)
• You must be a perfect customer for them $2.99 "As Seen on TV" Contrast Enhancing glasses - Victor Khomenko 16:40:51 05/07/11 (2)
• It isn't additive, it's subtractive. Do you dislike theater film presentation; do you even - tinear 17:31:03 05/07/11 (1)
• I don't have a problem with good transfer, I was concerned with the word contrasty. - Victor Khomenko 18:20:54 05/07/11 (0)
• RE: No - RedGrant 10:47:43 05/06/11 (0)
• Well, no HD will create a pimple that was not there in original film - Victor Khomenko 12:29:27 05/05/11 (8)
• Ah, a preemptive strike! "Damnation" is unbelievably contrasted on my... you-know-what. nt - tinear 14:28:50 05/05/11 (6)
• But that's exactly it... I don't recall the old B&W movies look contrasted - Victor Khomenko 16:11:35 05/05/11 (5)
• You are on to something here - Analog Scott 15:01:10 05/06/11 (0)
• RE: But that's exactly it... I don't recall the old B&W movies look contrasted - RedGrant 10:53:16 05/06/11 (1)
• Yes... but my memory IS fading... :-) nt - Victor Khomenko 11:48:39 05/06/11 (0)
• That's because your memory is fading................. nt - tinear 19:52:46 05/05/11 (1)
• What are you talking about? nt - Victor Khomenko 10:09:29 05/06/11 (0)
• RE: Well, no HD will create a pimple that was not there in original film - RedGrant 13:41:12 05/05/11 (0)

Follow Ups

• Your point is perfect. I wonder if Red would prefer smudged glasses because they're authentically - tinear 15:57:03 05/07/11 (3)
• You must be a perfect customer for them $2.99 "As Seen on TV" Contrast Enhancing glasses - Victor Khomenko 16:40:51 05/07/11 (2)
• It isn't additive, it's subtractive. Do you dislike theater film presentation; do you even - tinear 17:31:03 05/07/11 (1)
• I don't have a problem with good transfer, I was concerned with the word contrasty. - Victor Khomenko 18:20:54 05/07/11 (0)