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  1. 24th Mar 2003 18:26 #1
    Marco33
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    No NOT the Jet Lee one, The one with James Coburn. Was this originaly shot in Full or Widescreen?
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    Shot(filmed) or released on VHS or DVD?Most movies are filmed in letterbox format.
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    Technical Specifications for
    High Risk (1981)
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    Film negative format (mm/video inches)
    35 mm

    Printed film format
    35 mm

    Widescreen!
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    Love live widescreen! You know WAY back when my stepdad (6foot+ redneck) was the first person to ever make the comment to my ears about "I bought this TV and I want my movie to take up the whole screen" now everytime someone says that I always hear a it in a redneck voice. lol

    Strangely enough he now wants an HDTV, when I asked him about it he said "well then those movies will look right" I didn't have the heart to tell him how traditional broadcast will look.
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