Title: It's Not Anamorphic! Beware!
Review: I just don't understand why any studio would release a film today that was lensed in widescreen (1.85:1 or greater) in non-anamorphic mode. Most people, especially those who collect older titles, have widescreen televisions. This one appears as a small box in the middle of the screen. Does it cost more to transfer a widescreen movie in anamorphic mode so that it fills today's screens?Very dissapointed, but MGM is great for doing this. I bet the upcoming re-re-release of Elvis Presley's "Clambake" will be non-anamorphic too. So beware, unless you like looking at a little picture surrounded by black on a big screen.
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