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NUKED: mislabeled.VHS.screener_p2p.source

I could be wrong (more than likely) but this looks like a DVD screener to me. I've never seen a VHS screener in widescreen and the picture looks too sharp to be VHS.

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NUKED: mislabeled.VHS.screener_p2p.source

I could be wrong (more than likely) but this looks like a DVD screener to me. I've never seen a VHS screener in widescreen and the picture looks too sharp to be VHS.

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I HAVE seen WS VHS Screeners.

Just look at the 25th Hour VHS Screener from years ago.

Yes, and that release gezzer.

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Originally posted by danarchy
NUKED: mislabeled.VHS.screener_p2p.source

I could be wrong (more than likely) but this looks like a DVD screener to me. I've never seen a VHS screener in widescreen and the picture looks too sharp to be VHS.

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As a widescreen VHS Screener

Audio: 8
Video: 7.5 (lower rating due to occasional water marks middle lower and upper right, which are distracting but they only last for five or six seconds and B & W scenes lasting ten seconds or so occasionally also).
Movie: 7 Entertaining for the kids.

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one of the most funny nuke never seen.

nuker is probably 8 years old (not more), he never seen a VHS before becouse born in dvd era.

it's a real dvd and is a very good release too.

as for as i know the release is not nuked anymore

UnNuked: fine.real.dvd.source_VHS.system.has.COMPLETELY.another.quality_i40.tinypic.com.2h7qhwg.jpg

video = 8
audio = 9

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its a good version but retail DVD hits the stores on January 20th so expect the dvdrip very soon.

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Originally posted by split710
one of the most funny nuke never seen.

nuker is probably 8 years old (not more), never seen a VHS before because he was born in the DVD era.

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Commenting on the Screenshots here, but this shouldn't matter for this calculation:

According to Wikipedia VHS has a vertical resolution of around 320 pixel - with a 2.35:1 aspect ratio this would be 182 Pixel in height, if it was possible to perfectly map VHS resolution to a digital picture. In reality there would be some loss in quality during digitalization... the VCDQ and the unnuke screenshots on the other hand don't look like that low resolution at all. Of course, they could be "upscaled" to the 640x242 resolution that's given in the NFO, but from my experience this would look much worse, much blurrier, like the picture given as an example in the unnuke.

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