From: jordzilla@epix.net   
      
   > They add nothing to your viewing?  So you don't consider the restoration   
   of the inches of film to the left and right sides of the screen, the removal   
   of the forced pan-and-scan technique used to get two actors in one scene   
   able to both be on camera, and the ability to see the film as it actually   
   appeared in theaters, added value?  Okay.   
      
   I'd add something to this since you said what I was thinking. I personally   
   prefer Widescreen anymore and if you compare the two formats, you really can   
   see the difference! I tell people this all the time where I work and I only   
   get confused and/or blank stares.   
   - Jordan   
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