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Originally Posted by Stephen
Where did you get that information?
Every big Film company i.e Warner Brothers and Fox have been scanning all their old films at 4K before mastering the Blu-Ray or other HD versions. Same goes for the older films like The Thing and Close Encounters which look stunning on Blu-Ray.
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they are i quite agree but there are a massive amount of films owned by smaller companies that are not doing that
cant find the article i read on this ( was a while back might remember later lol ) but if you look here you can see the resolutions allowed on blu ray disc
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc
look for "
Technical specifications"
that shows how low a resolution can be put on a blu ray disc and due to 720 being clased as HD ( how that was allowed is beyond me ) it can still be sold as high def
got agree the "Close Encounters" version was great and you got a choice on which version you wanted to watch "Blade Runner" was great too
