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Review title: Great Movie-- Unacceptable 4:3 Pan and Scan Format
Product review: Wonderful movie-- and what a disappointment that it is only released in 4:3 pan and scan format. Like many others, I never liked the black bars on top and bottom of my standard television, but since buying a new widescreen TV these widescreen DVDs are just wonderful. With only a few exceptions today's widescreen DVDs are "anamorphic" or "enhanced for widescreen TV" which is the same way of saying that the picture is actually on all 480 active scan lines (no black bars). Note that until you change the set-up menu of your DVD player, the DVD player itself is supplying the black bars for use with standard TV. Once you tell your DVD player to output for a new widescreen TV, the black bars are gone and the anamorphic (or tall and skinny) picture is ready to be stretched across a wide screen. Check your DVD player set-up menu; this option is there ready for use once you have a wide screen.
