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fifty nine

join:2002-09-25
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HDTV brings the movie theater home

Big, wide screen and surround sound brings the movie theater experience home.

Well, without the sticky floors and people yapping away on their cellphones anyway...


Mr Neutron
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join:2005-05-30
Gorham, ME

said by fifty nine:

Big, wide screen and surround sound brings the movie theater experience home.
Despite advances in TV technology, watching a movie at home is still a third-rate simulation of the movie theatre experience.

Seriously, unless your "big, wide screen" measures 20 feet by 30 feet, you're not experiencing anything near what you get in a movie theatre. The idea behind watching a movie is that what's taking place on screen is larger-than-life.

A 60-inch HDTV is nice to have, no question, but let's not kid ourselves by claiming that watching a movie on one is "just like" watching it in the theatre. It isn't, and that's why people are still perfectly willing to shell out $10 for a movie ticket.

I do agree completely on the cell phone thing and am lucky enough to have found a theatre where that sort of interruption is kept to a minimum.
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kpatz
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Manchester, NH

said by Mr Neutron:

Seriously, unless your "big, wide screen" measures 20 feet by 30 feet, you're not experiencing anything near what you get in a movie theatre. The idea behind watching a movie is that what's taking place on screen is larger-than-life.
You aren't sitting close enough to your tv then.

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