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Home Theater Rating
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Finding Nemo. The visual "wow factor" of this movie is
incredible, and the sound really shows off the home theater. Animated
movies in general look great on a DVD projector system like mine, and this
is one of the best. (And oh yeah, the story is good too!) |
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The Incredibles. One of the funnest animated movies I've ever seen. I
am actually happy when my kids want me to watch this movie with them. |
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Toy Story 2. Fantastic animation, and a very touching story. |
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Toy Story. Good animation for its day, though it looks a little dated
now. The story itself is really a variation on the Pinocchio story--a toy
that thinks it's a boy, instead of a toy that knows it's a toy. |
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Cat in the Hat. The special effects in this movie are a treat, with
lots of visually arresting eye candy. Mike Meyers gives one of his usual
manic performances. Alec Baldwin is great as the evil potential step dad. |
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Mary Poppins. This movie doesn't gain anything in particular by being
viewed in a good home theater setup, but it's still a great movie. |
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The Sound of Music. The scenes of the Austrian Alps look great on the
big screen. The video qualify of the DVD I have is only so-so. This is my
second favorite musical, after the Blues Brothers. |
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Inspector Gadget. Very fun kids' movie with lots of jokes that play on
different levels for adults than for the kids. I find myself hoping my
kids will pick this one. |
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Home Alone. I enjoyed watching this as an adult when it came out, and
I enjoy it just as much or more when I watch it with my kids. |
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TBD. More to come |
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