The aspect ratios and preferred way to watch most movies filmed after the mid 1950s. The most common widescreen ratios are 1.66, 1.85, 2.35 and 2.40, though there are more. You see more this way than if it's a pan and scan version. It's also the way the sirector and cinematographer wanted the movie to be seen the way the You'll still get small bars on a widescreen TV if you watch some movies because the average aspect ratio of the TV is 1.78 and some movies are wider than that.
Star Wars and Lord Of The Rings looks a lot better in the widescreen versions than the pan and scan versions.
by Steve March 05, 2005

by Steve January 05, 2004

by Steve September 26, 2003

A barbarian parody of the genre of science fantasy, created by Robert Lee Noogles. Horhay, the giant from northern Bavaria, wanders through the insane world of Toadsuck to find his destiny as King of Fools.
"Horhay's massive fist crashed down onto the dimunitive thief's pate, driving akelter his spine and fracturing his shaven skull."
by Steve March 15, 2004

by steve August 25, 2003

A species of australian that dwels in a swer like a dwarf waiting for inocent people to walk passt to grab thier ankles.
loves to bask in galon of tommatoe suace (alos knows at ketchup)
loves to bask in galon of tommatoe suace (alos knows at ketchup)
by Steve March 29, 2005
