Title: Universal Screws Up...AGAIN
Review: Granted, it would have been nice of Universal to release the relevant disks in this set in the original 3-D; after all, 13 Ghosts, for instance, can be viewed at home as its director intended. However, I'm willing to make allowances based on the fact that there's really not a whole lot of 3-D product out there. No, my complaint is based on Universal's having released the set in the wrong aspect ratio; the releases are presented full-frame, despite the theatrical releases' having been shot (and exhibited) widescreen (naysayers can confirm by checking out DVD Savant's review). Would it have been so much trouble to have released nice, correctly cropped, anamorphic prints, especially since they would have cost no more to produce than pan-and-scan? Add this to your list of complaints to Universal--maybe they'll at some point start releasing product with the respect it deserves if enough people gripe (although I, for one, doubt it).
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