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You can't even see 60 FPS :rolleyes: The interlacing isn't noticeable unless the text is moving...and moving quickly.

Technically D* compresses the HD channels the most (2/QPSK transponder). I suppose this will change with 7S. Dish and Voom are using higher-capacity transponders and 8PSK.

Echostar has all kinds of bandwidth since they only have a handful of HD offerings. Once they actually add some content, you'll see the bandwidth drop like a rock in a river. The Rainbow 1 transponders actually have a higher capacity than the transponders on 110. Once dish places 3 HD...

Evil Dead was filmed in this town (Morristown, TN). As a matter of fact, I chat-up the gentleman that owns the property where it was filmed daily. He owns the local war surplus shop. Unfortunately, some punks fooling around the cabin years ago caused it to catch fire and burn to the ground...

If the master of the film is actual film, then yes. If they don't have access to the film or any other HD source, they can't call it true HD. There are a few movies that are shot with HD digital cameras and film. This isn't a popular practice with most big name directors yet. The biggest...

First of all they can't use DVD for the HD source. It is not HD. Second, what do you suppose the source for the DVD is? Film. The directors FILM the movie since most of them are purists. The only master is 35mm Film in most large budget movies. To answer your question, the only way to...

No thanks. Give us more HD...that is the point, right?

Put some more sports on here...inspire some folks to exercise rather than watching Leo pack on the pounds in real time.

:rolleyes: Nothing "sarcastic" about those rollers.

The wife and I watched it. She hasn't seen any of the sequels...and this movie really pissed her off. She apparently really enjoyed The Matrix, and feels like this film negated the original to an extent...I kind of laughed and thought, "she feels like that now, wait until she sees revolutions!"

Truly, film has almost limitless resolution compared to any digital medium. If you have access to a good theatre that is getting good quality film and not running the hell out of it, the picture simply can't be beat.