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goofystitch wrote:Thanks for that wonderful description, deathie mouse.

I second that. It was quite informative. Good job.

No, it was never meant to be seen in 1.66:1, only 1.75:1 ratio. Umm... at least 95% of the Disney theatricals presented in 16:9 are matted in 1.66:1 format. Here's a side-by-side comparison from "Bedknobs & Broomsticks." http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u227/kresblain/bedknobs-133.j...

By the way... some of the guys at Disney Central Plaza mentioned something about there being more than one French dubbed version of the Disney films. Though re-recordings are the norm, this case is among the extraordinary. It's been said that since 1988, the studio had done two different French tran...

Of course I would rather watch them in there correct ratio, but for some reason with with those Disney films, I prefer the Open Matte versions, as there is more picture, and for some reason with animation, i hate the idea of someone's hard work, being chopped off to make a widescreen print. ;) That...

There's no need to fear, tooniac. And there's also no need to re-buy? Why? Because Bambi , like many films from the forties and early fifties was made before widescreen was introduced into film making, so you don't have to worry about what's missing at the sides, as nothing is! In case you were won...

I always wondered why R1 discs go to the trouble of multi-angle titles for the soundtrack selections and the European discs don't :!: The Only R2 disc I know of that actuallt does have multi angle titles in different languages is A Goofy movie! So if I order the French Brother Bear and Lilo and Sti...