http://www.suntimes.com/output/ebert...r-ebert10.html
seems Ebert nails it well: as for Episode One, AOTC could likely look much better on dvd in your home theater..... ( argh! sorry! Episode One was plagued with EE and "grain video noise whatever", wrong example sorry
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read his review and do NOT see a super sharp 70mm or Panavision shot movie before going seeing AOTC. Digital is still well "underdetailed" as compared to the best argentic cinematic processes.
so, either see it in a digital theater ( Lucas was right to worry when he learned about the pitiful nr of 3DLPs in the US market : he knows his movie won't look that good when transfered on film) or wait for the dvd ( let's hope without EE and "lowered" track ) ? it's a valid question to ask.
argh!
PS: his review seems to confirm the fears some people have ( especially on the dialogues ).
seems Ebert nails it well: as for Episode One, AOTC could likely look much better on dvd in your home theater..... ( argh! sorry! Episode One was plagued with EE and "grain video noise whatever", wrong example sorry
read his review and do NOT see a super sharp 70mm or Panavision shot movie before going seeing AOTC. Digital is still well "underdetailed" as compared to the best argentic cinematic processes.
so, either see it in a digital theater ( Lucas was right to worry when he learned about the pitiful nr of 3DLPs in the US market : he knows his movie won't look that good when transfered on film) or wait for the dvd ( let's hope without EE and "lowered" track ) ? it's a valid question to ask.
argh!
PS: his review seems to confirm the fears some people have ( especially on the dialogues ).