MovieChat Forums > Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) Discussion > VHS

VHS

posted 2 years ago by Sidha108 (2409)
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This seems like the type of movie that would look cool watched on VHS, instead of DVD/Blu-Ray or digital, given its 1970s-throwback aesthetic. The lower quality might create a more genuine feel to what Tarantino is going for. Has anyone watched this on VHS and noticed if it enhances the viewing experience or makes it unique? Also is the VHS to Kill Bill one of those too where the “full screen” actually shows more of the image than the widescreen?

[–] [deleted] 2 years ago

No.

[–] alexjohans0n (2094) 2 years ago

This was never transferred to VHS. If its out there its home made.

[–] GetWokeGoBroke (662) 5 months ago

No, actually it was. There was an official VHS release of both films when they were released on home video, look up the VHS openings on youtube or look on Ebay.

[–] pjl69 (2539) 2 years ago

"Also is the VHS to Kill Bill one of those too where the “full screen” actually shows more of the image than the widescreen? "

It seems so, according to IMDb it was produced in Super 35. However, widescreen or pan&scan would be more appropriate for the 70's aesthetics you mentioned, because Super 35 wasn't around in the 70's (to my knowledge). Super 35 came in the 80's.