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I bought the Fifth Element on DVD even though I hate to buy DVDs without the 16;9 enhancement. Nowhere on the Fifth is a clue that the widescreen IS ENHANCED. I was really pleased to see that it, in fact is!(I went for it 'cuz it was $15) I usually search every tiny space on the packaging for the "amorphic" (anamorphic?) or "enhanced for 16:9" and no place on The Fifth Element packaging was any indication that it was. nevertheless the DVD 's widescreen side IS enhanced.
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The question is: Do members know of any other movies that are not labled as such anywhere on the packaging, but IN FACT are enhanced?
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Topic - Fifth Element DVD IS enhanced for 16:9, not mentioned on package: Any others? - Elizabeth 10:55:44 08/22/01 (8)
- Re: Fifth Element DVD IS enhanced for 16:9, not mentioned on package: Any others? - Fish 13:11:34 08/25/01 (5)
- enhanced for 16:9,is not mentioned on package... - Elizabeth 09:19:02 08/27/01 (4)
- ..... Your TV is doing the conversion from 2:35:1 to full-screen - Fish 15:29:12 08/27/01 (3)
- We are CLEARLY on different planets... (more) - Elizabeth 16:49:45 08/27/01 (2)
- I understand and agree - - GPB 11:18:51 09/01/01 (0)
- A fish out of water ? LOL nt. - michael w 04:44:23 08/28/01 (0)
- Re: Fifth Element DVD IS enhanced for 16:9, not mentioned on package: Any others? - michael w 01:19:35 08/23/01 (1)
- MGM/UA did a good job with Hannibal... - Joe Murphy Jr 18:21:00 08/23/01 (0)
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