JG>On 07 Feb 97, Steven Acevedo wrote to John Giannini:
JG> SA>    Mom got it for me two nights ago. I wasn't too impressed by it
JG> SA>    the first time I saw it on video. I've changed my mind since then.
JG>Do you have a copy of the original video release of Bambi?  I have it from
JG>about 6 years ago when it was released.  The back of the box says it has
JG>digitally re-mastered audio and video, and it's in HiFi stereo.  *Now*, on 
T
JG>ads say the *new* release was again fully restored.  You can only restore
JG>something so much!  There's a certain point where you just can't enhance
JG>something that's already so perfect.  I'd be really curious to see if here 
i
JG>any detectable difference between the 1991 release of Bambi on video, and 
th
JG>1997 release (other than the box art, and that little 15 minute 
ocumentary
JG>the end describing the restoral process).  The 1991 release of Bambi was
JG>gorgeous, and with fully redigitized video, I can't see how it could be
JG>improved for it's current release.  So I think the TV ad is hype to 
encourag
JG>sales.  If anyone has anything to the contrary to report, please do!
   No. I rented it from a video store around 1988 if
   memory serves me correctly. I'm not so much interested in the
   technological enhancements as I am interested in the movie itself.
   I do know that the one I rented was pretty okay except for a few
   scenes which looked very poor. Otherwise I'm really not much help
   here. Sorry.
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