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10-01-2015, 05:48 PM
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Yes .Widescreen with film was around for along time like back in the golden age of of Hollywood .Video was in its heyday here in the states when the Dance was taped.
Probably would be too expensive if the concert was filmed in widescreen film instead of videotape. To bad The Dance was not filmed live in Imax 70 mm film and later transferred to DVD and then to Blueray. I'm not a fan Stretch-O-Vision when they take a 4.3 movie or TV show and stretch it to 16.9.See to much of that on Youtube. To my knowledge .Its sad already that nothing has been done with pro shot filming with this current tour.Atlease we have the YT fan footage for keepers for a souvenir from this tour.
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