I have been disappointed in remasters of older movies up to this point. One exception was Tron I thought they done a pretty good job with that. Watching Tron after many years it just didn't stand the test of time for me. Back to what I was going to say, I rented Return of The Jedi to see what it sounded like. My thought were it was a long way from Attack of The Killer Clones or Episode One yet it was the best remaster I have yet to hear. I didn't pay enough attention to reversal of channels but I did sense some things out of sync and attributed it to just trying to make an old movie sound modern. Aside from some of the flaws that were detected I also thought the sound effects for the ships were sometimes opposite, the sound went one way when the ship went the other or started in the back and had a drop in sound then ended up in the center channel. I put in the VHS just to see the difference, wow! that really brings home the work that was done on this restoration. For some reason to me though the space bike chase seemed to be more intense or have a sense of the bikes being faster on VHS and it's very obvious that sound effects were added to the DVD. The DVD video is just night and day better than the VHS. My wife thought the VHS had better color but was like being projected in comparison to sharpness. I have no idea why she thought that about the color.

Am I the only person that liked Battlefield Earth? I thought Travolta was outstanding in this movie. What do you rat brains know anyway