Physical Media

4:3 was perfectly fine as a format. Only films needed to be widescreen. it adds absolutely nothing for most television programs to now be widescreen. just put bars above and below a widescreem frame

>>82426881
Actually

VHS>DVD>BD

Blu-Ray killed Open Matte.

Bluray is literally the worst thing ever created.

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>tv in the corner of the room

>>82428650
its the best way to maximize space if you have a small room or a TV stand shaped like the one in the OP

>>82426881
laser disc > betamax > vhs > Capacitance Electronic Disc > psp > gba

>>82428650
>putting tube TVs on a wall

>>82427928
Open matte was a cancer
Kubrick and Cameron films in OAR is the best thing to come out of Blu-ray

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No mention of the only kino home video format

>tfw no HD DVD

>>82430000
>A format for antz.

>>82426881

>manual rewinding

No thanks senpai. That's why DVDs were invented.
>inb4 that's part of the experience

>>82430110
>not having five minutes to spare

How tight can your schedule possibly be?

>>82430110

>press rewind
>tape starts rewinding
>walk away and do other things for a couple minutes
>it's done

What's the problem here?

>>82426881
>I'm a poor welfare leach so I have to convince everyone that my caveman ways are superior.

>>82426881
I like that VHS was never pretending it was even close to the theatrical experience.

There's something quaint about having a shitty TV and VHS player and consuming movies that way, I dunno.