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Why would the Blu-Ray release of Wizard of Oz be in full screen format?
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One Response to “Why would the Blu-Ray release of Wizard of Oz be in full screen format?”
The Wizard of Oz Blu-ray is presented in the same aspect ratio as when it was originally released (1.37). Your HDTV is 1.78, so you will have pillar boxes. You didn’t get a lot of movies with 1.78 aspect ratio until the 50s and 60s.