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I know exactly what you mean, Paul, when I see effects-heavy movies, I'm always far too busy looking for matte lines, blue spill or bad rendering artifacts. I often wish I could get more completely into the suspension of disbelief, and so as a result, I tend to prefer... documentaries!

And I would personally put "Supersize Me" in the infotainment category.

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[QUOTE="David Biedny, post: 58256, member: 6810"] I know exactly what you mean, Paul, when I see effects-heavy movies, I'm always far too busy looking for matte lines, blue spill or bad rendering artifacts. I often wish I could get more completely into the suspension of disbelief, and so as a result, I tend to prefer... documentaries! And I would personally put "Supersize Me" in the infotainment category. dB [/QUOTE]

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