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Channels Showing Full Widescreen Films
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MartinImber
19-03-2015
Film 4 and I also much prefer original format
DVDfever
25-03-2015
Stakeout (C4, Sat night, i think) was cropped from 2.35:1 to 1.85:1
anthony david
26-03-2015
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Originally Posted by DVDfever:
“Yes, and we're trying to have as many of them put down as soon as is humanly possible. Bear with, and we will get round to them all.”

DVDfever
28-03-2015
Wanted finally on C4 in 2.35:1 (after its Film 4 'premiere'), so it's the first terrestrial HD premiere...

But it's a Universal film. So it's not in DD5.1.

/switches off
theonlyweeman
28-03-2015
Alex Cross premiered in the correct aspect ration 2.35:1/2.40:1 on Channel 5 last Sunday...
eyeblink
29-03-2015
Originally Posted by DVDfever:
“Stakeout (C4, Sat night, i think) was cropped from 2.35:1 to 1.85:1 ”

1.85:1 is the correct ratio. I saw that in the cinema and the print was matted into 1.85:1.

Given that John Badham made most of his films in Scope (not all of them - Saturday Night Fever and WarGames are other exceptions) I did wonder why he didn't with this one. He did make the sequel Another Stakeout in Scope.
DVDfever
29-03-2015
Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters (2013) cropped to 16:9. C5 really is a joke of a channel. Can Viacom fix this?

Originally Posted by eyeblink:
“1.85:1 is the correct ratio. I saw that in the cinema and the print was matted into 1.85:1.

Given that John Badham made most of his films in Scope (not all of them - Saturday Night Fever and WarGames are other exceptions) I did wonder why he didn't with this one. He did make the sequel Another Stakeout in Scope.”

Oops! I stand erected. Ta for that, eyeblink. I assumed it was as it's John Badham, and thought IMDB said 2.35:1, although I know the sequel was.
Braindead2011
10-05-2015
Hello Dolly and Oklahoma both screened on movies> (Freesat), and moviemix (Freeview) in pretty good widescreen versions. Not sure if they were full aspect ratios, but the musical numbers looked good with all their extras and vast sets.
mike65
10-05-2015
Yep noticed that, also showed You Can Win 'em All in 4:3 ratio though! Some you win....
DVDfever
14-06-2015
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (and Amazing Spider-Man recently) both cropped to 16:9
pad_ehh
21-06-2015
The Other Guys on Channel 5 has been cropped to 1.78:1.

I Robot on Channel 4 is in full 2.35:1 OAR.
Braindead2011
27-06-2015
Taken 2 looks w/s on channel four

The Terminator on my local cinema screen was slightly cropped at the top
DVDfever
29-06-2015
Originally Posted by Braindead2011:
“Taken 2 looks w/s on channel four

The Terminator on my local cinema screen was slightly cropped at the top”

Yep, Taken 2 was the standard 2.35:1. Terminator should be 1.85:1.
lotrjw
30-06-2015
Originally Posted by DVDfever:
“The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (and Amazing Spider-Man recently) both cropped to 16:9 ”

Terrible wasn't it I only watched a little bit of the hobbit before putting my own BluRay on! I first of all did a comparison between the two and the crop was very clear!
indiekid76
30-06-2015
I rented Ex Machina on Wuaki.tv, using that EE Film thing, and that was 16:9
lotrjw
30-06-2015
Originally Posted by indiekid76:
“I rented Ex Machina on Wuaki.tv, using that EE Film thing, and that was 16:9 ”

In future just buy it on BluRay/DVD its much better that way.
theonlyweeman
30-06-2015
Originally Posted by lotrjw:
“In future just buy it on BluRay/DVD its much better that way.”

His/Her rental was probably a third of the price of the blu-ray and half the price of the DVD though...
indiekid76
30-06-2015
Originally Posted by theonlyweeman:
“His/Her rental was probably a third of the price of the blu-ray and half the price of the DVD though...”

Rental was £1.35.

I'm not going to use it again though: I'm not going to be dramatic and say it ruined my enjoyment of the film, but it was incredibly annoying.
lotrjw
30-06-2015
Originally Posted by theonlyweeman:
“His/Her rental was probably a third of the price of the blu-ray and half the price of the DVD though...”

Some people sell it on again, accepting that they will loose a little money on it, which would amount to the price of renting the film.
Braindead2011
04-07-2015
Flatliners looks scopish, not sure if its a terrestrial first.
Braindead2011
06-07-2015
Shanghai Noon looked scope on Freesat BBC3
pad_ehh
10-07-2015
Sleeping Beauty on Sky Movies Disney cropped to 1.78:1 instead of the full 2.55:1 ratio it should have been at.
DVDfever
14-07-2015
Originally Posted by Braindead2011:
“Flatliners looks scopish, not sure if its a terrestrial first.”

I missed this. Tried to go on Iplayer, as films are sometimes on there, but this one wasn't
DVDfever
30-08-2015
Cutthroat Island on C5. Not in 2.35, but cropped to 4:3 and the print looks worse than a pirated VHS! (pun not intended)
mike65
30-08-2015
Originally Posted by DVDfever:
“Cutthroat Island on C5. Not in 2.35, but cropped to 4:3 and the print looks worse than a pirated VHS! (pun not intended) ”

Hah! Came here just to post the exact same comment. Which bin did they fish this copy out of? Appalling.
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