But I also saw Once Upon a Time in the West and that was incredible: A thousand times better than the last movie and that may of been the greatest western movie I ever saw. Just yesterday I got my WinDVD going again as I paid by subscription and the reason I bring this up is that it comes with a feature in which you can take images for any DVD movie and make them into a screenshot. I am going to try to do that, as I will post some screenshots from my 60's movies on DVD and especially some of the opening credit sequences that were done by Saul Bass, Maurice Binder, and Pablo Ferro. Also, on the video options you can change the tint of the color like for example, you change the color that would normally be seen on a TV and changed it to what it looks on a HDTV (LCD). So that is the lowdown of what is happening. Merry Christmas to everyone that has read this.
Monday, December 24, 2007
Have a Nice Christmas
So it is Christmas Eve and I hope everyone will have a nice holiday. I recently watched that movie Cactus Flower and I hated it so much that I stopped the movie 30 minutes into it.
But I also saw Once Upon a Time in the West and that was incredible: A thousand times better than the last movie and that may of been the greatest western movie I ever saw. Just yesterday I got my WinDVD going again as I paid by subscription and the reason I bring this up is that it comes with a feature in which you can take images for any DVD movie and make them into a screenshot. I am going to try to do that, as I will post some screenshots from my 60's movies on DVD and especially some of the opening credit sequences that were done by Saul Bass, Maurice Binder, and Pablo Ferro. Also, on the video options you can change the tint of the color like for example, you change the color that would normally be seen on a TV and changed it to what it looks on a HDTV (LCD). So that is the lowdown of what is happening. Merry Christmas to everyone that has read this.
But I also saw Once Upon a Time in the West and that was incredible: A thousand times better than the last movie and that may of been the greatest western movie I ever saw. Just yesterday I got my WinDVD going again as I paid by subscription and the reason I bring this up is that it comes with a feature in which you can take images for any DVD movie and make them into a screenshot. I am going to try to do that, as I will post some screenshots from my 60's movies on DVD and especially some of the opening credit sequences that were done by Saul Bass, Maurice Binder, and Pablo Ferro. Also, on the video options you can change the tint of the color like for example, you change the color that would normally be seen on a TV and changed it to what it looks on a HDTV (LCD). So that is the lowdown of what is happening. Merry Christmas to everyone that has read this.
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