Jim: Ah for the late Sixties, eating Pizza and watching Chaplin shorts at Shoney’s with my dad.
TC: You just won’t appreciate how spectacular something like Buster Keaton’s “The General” looks on Blu-Ray if you didn’t see it first in awful public prints.
More specifically, Blu-Ray is high definition video disc. You are expected to sit closer to the TV than your mother ever wanted you to sit in order to gasp in awe at how sharp and clear the picture is.
Personally I can tell when actors have zits on old standard definition DVD quite easily, thank you.
yeah, in general people can’t listen to long discourse too much anymore – TV has pretty much ruined all that…
Brian, we need to go back to the days of Luther and so on.
Yeah, TV is so evil.
“TV is so evil”
Mine twirls its long mustache and laughs sinisterly at me every so often.
Chuck, you have to put that one in context for me.
TC: You’ve got to watch more silent movies with black clad villains with long mustaches who enjoy laughing at their own villainy.
Ah!
Now I’m feeling you.
he’s young chuck.
Jim,
I’m not in the league of extraordinary gentlemen, quite yet.
Jim: Ah for the late Sixties, eating Pizza and watching Chaplin shorts at Shoney’s with my dad.
TC: You just won’t appreciate how spectacular something like Buster Keaton’s “The General” looks on Blu-Ray if you didn’t see it first in awful public prints.
Chuck, I hear you. What is Blu-Ray, by the way?
Blu-Ray is the new big thing in home video, soon to be replaced by the Next Big Thing. So you’d better check out Blu-Ray before it disappears.;-)
Chuck, thanks for obliging me.
More specifically, Blu-Ray is high definition video disc. You are expected to sit closer to the TV than your mother ever wanted you to sit in order to gasp in awe at how sharp and clear the picture is.
Personally I can tell when actors have zits on old standard definition DVD quite easily, thank you.
All in the name of entertainment. How droll!