What’s wrong with home video and how can it be approved, 1988
Basically they are talking about how movies are formatted as in pan and scan or cropping or letterboxing.
- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Miracle Mile, Pink Cadillac, Road House, Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills, 1989
- Worst of 1987
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This episode has been justifiably famous for their campaign for letterboxed editions of movies on video. But nobody seems to point out how correct Roger is on how Hollywood’s blockbuster mentality affects video stores and video collectors. Thankfully, we do have streaming services like Netflix and Amazon. But are people really gonna bother watching offbeat films? It’s part of the reason why Roger keeps writing his books and creating his own website.