92*94 inch TV
its just a DLP tho, not like its an LED/OLED/Plasma or anything.
92*94 inch TV
what;s DLP? U mean a projector?92*
its just a DLP tho, not like its an LED/OLED/Plasma or anything.
yeah, it's the digital light processor but it's in TV form not projector form.what;s DLP? U mean a projector?
Is that how much u paid for it?yeah, it's the digital light processor but it's in TV form not projector form.
edit: here's a link to the TV I have
nah. There was a slick deal that came out for it a yr or yr and a half ago or more. I paid like 1500? same-size LED/LCD/PLASMA tv's cost like 6-7,000+Is that how much u paid for it?
it's prometheus, terminator and all at the same timevisually its impeccable.. just so far ahead of its time its ridiculous..the only "flaw" is that the storyline has been bitten so much to an extent from halo 1 to moon etc that it doesn't feel fresh in retrospect if that makes any sense.. the whole ai turning against us storyline. don't think you can hold that against it but for someone watching it today it'd feel somewhat cliche in that regard
get high and enjoy a caffeinated beverage while you soak in the kubrick piffI've never seen this flick but I'm going to order the blu ray just off the stregnth of this thread.
shyt is visually perfect I'm literally sitting here trying to look for flaws or any parts that look visually fake. How does a movie from 1968 literally look better than movies coming out today? This wax got me appreciating this movie on a deep level. My mind is blown trying to understand how he made this so perfect visually. The space docking sequence was impeccably done. The Blu-Ray looks magnificent on my 94 inch TV.
shyt is visually perfect I'm literally sitting here trying to look for flaws or any parts that look visually fake. How does a movie from 1968 literally look better than movies coming out today? This wax got me appreciating this movie on a deep level. My mind is blown trying to understand how he made this so perfect visually. The space docking sequence was impeccably done. The Blu-Ray looks magnificent on my 94 inch TV.
I've never seen this flick but I'm going to order the blu ray just off the stregnth of this thread.
not only that, but Kubrick is an insane perfectionist. All of the equipment and peripherals they used were made to be convincing, accurate and plausible. They consulted Nasa, Boeing, IBM etc.The reasons it looks so good is because it was shot on 70mm film (70mm or 65mm film is similar to IMAX):
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) - Technical Specifications - IMDb