Why does the 80s have hot women on their tv programs and commercials?
Just about all of my 1980s videos, the women are extremely hot, hotter than hot can even imagine. Even the 90s and todays women are ugly on tv. The 1980s women are extremely hot. From this music video picture of Jessica I posted down here, to these youtube links https://youtu.be/B6VSllueTKs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5ze1neVziE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz8ul-gmLyA you will gain the understanding of what I am talking about.
How many of Dean Koontz's books have been made into movies?
Film and television adaptations Though several of his novels have been adapted either as motion pictures or television movies, Koontz is generally unhappy with most of these adaptations. According to a 1996 interview, Koontz was so unhappy with the final cut of the film adaptation of his novel Hideaway that he now insists on keeping creative control over all subsequent films based on his books. Film adaptations The Husband (2008) - Focus Features [1] Frankenstein (2004) - USA Network - starring Adam Goldberg, Parker Posey, Michael Madsen, Vincent Perez, and Thomas Kretschmann (Koontz pulled out of the project midway through production because he did not like the direction the film was headed. He ended up writing his own books with the storyline he had originally created. The project continued without him.) [2] Black River (2001) - Fox - starring Jay Mohr, and Stephen Tobolowsky Sole Survivor (2000)–Fox - starring Billy Zane, John C. McGinley, and Gloria Reuben Watchers Reborn (1998) - Concorde Pictures - starring Mark Hamill Phantoms (1998) - Miramax/Dimension Films - starring Peter O'Toole, Ben Affleck, Rose McGowan, and Joanna Going. Mr. Murder (1998)–ABC–starring Stephen Baldwin, Thomas Haden Church, and James Coburn Intensity (1997)–Fox–starring John C. McGinley, Molly Parker, and Piper Laurie Hideaway (1995)–Tristar Pictures–starring Jeff Goldblum, Christine Lahti, Jeremy Sisto, and Alicia Silverstone Watchers 3 (1994) - Concorde Pictures - starring Wings Hauser The Servants of Twilight (1991)–Trimark–starring Bruce Greenwood The Face of Fear (1990)–CBS–starring Pam Dawber and Lee Horsley. Also includes Kevin Conroy. Watchers II (1990) - Concorde Pictures - starring Marc Singer and Tracy Scoggins Whispers (1990) - Cinepix–starring Victoria Tennant, Chris Sarandon, and Jean LeClere Watchers (1988)–Concorde Pictures - starring Corey Haim, Barbara Williams, and Michael Ironside The Intruder (1979) - MGM - starring Jean-Louis Trintignant (French film adaptation of Koontz's novel Shattered) Demon Seed (1977) - MGM - starring Julie Christie, Fritz Weaver, and Robert Vaughn as the voice of Proteus that is from his wiki page. i am a big koontz fan http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dean_Koontz...
Where is a copy of the made for TV Movie "King Crab" starring Barry Newman, that was filmed in VA in '79-'80?
The movie was filmed primarily in Hampton Virginia. It was about a family in the crabbing industry. It was made for TV possibly "The Tuesday Movie of the Week" program. Viacom once owned the rights. It probably was never released on video, someone would have to had videotaped it at the time it aired.
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Why do modern HD/widescreen TVs still show black widescreen bars on HD movies?
Virtually everything made for TV is shot for display on a 16:9 (1.77:1) screen.Theatrical movies are shot for showing at movie theaters, not TVs. Since the 1960s Hollywood has primarily used two aspect ratios , 1.85:₁ often called "flat" and 2.35:1 often referred to as ' Scope. In Europe flat was 1.66:1. In fact the first three Bond films were 1.66, switching to 'Scope with Thunderball.The choice of 16:9 was based on a number of factors. There was never a question of retaining the 4:3(1.33:1) ratio of NTSC TV as it would make it harder for the public to recognize HDTV sets and would handicap the systems ability to get the best from theatrical releases.Many film buffs were hoping that HDTV would be 2:1 as a good compromise between flat and 'scope, but this paid short shrift to all the 4:3 TV productions. Now it turns out that 1.77 is 33% wider than 1.33 and 2.35 is 33% wider than 1.77, so that seemed like a perfect compromise.As it is, the major networks as well as Starz and HBO crop their showings of 'Scope movies to 1.77. BluRays, Netflix and Showtime show films at the aspect ratio the director and cinematographer chose to shoot the movie in.To me, cropping or stretching an image to fit a TV is as silly as cutting a great painting so it will fit in your favorite frame.
How come old films are available as HD videos nowadays?
Imagine you take a photo on your smartphone; your smartphone has 16MP sensor at 10 bit colour depth, and saves the photo in RAW (uncompressed) format.Then, you convert it to .jpg, so you can show it on your LED HD TV. The picture will probably be shown as 1080 at 8 bits per pixel. Looks good!5 years later, you have an LED UHD TV. Now, you convert that original .RAW file to a .jpg file ; this time, you can save it at 4K resolution. That same picture now looks even better.Another 5 years passes. Now, you buy an OLED UHD Premium TV. You can convert that original .RAW file from 10 years ago into a format the TV can show; this time, you save as 4K 10 bit. Now, that picture you took 10 years ago looks unbelievable! Like looking through a window, as if you are there.As long as the original picture saved all the detail, technology can show it better and better.35mm film has all the detail, and technology has improved it to show it better and better.
In your opinion, what is the best decade and why? The 80's, the 90's or 2000's?
the 80's rocks espically the music