full frame? i have not been able to find a widescreen release of this film anywhere! i never had the chance to see it in the theatre (i live in a cultural black hole), and would love to see it in widescreen. anyone around here know what is up with this? did araki shoot it that way? help!!!
shareI THINK Araki shot it full frame. Remember this was VERY low budget. I saw it in a theatre years ago and I don't remember it being in wide screen
shareIt was released full-screen (unrated) and letter-boxed (R-rated) on VHS way back in the day. I had both, but lost them over the years. (sucks!) I would hope they release it unrated and wide-screen in the future. (hint, hint...)
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I just watched the full-frame DVD today, and I doubt that it was shot that way. The framing is terrible; so either Araki is a director with little visual sense of the DVD transfer only represents a portion of the actual widescreen frame.
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