[REQ] Misty (1961)

[Moonee]

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055186/

The film version of the classic novel about siblings in Virginia whose plan to catch a beautiful mare changes after she soon gives birth to a colt.

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Streaming for Free on Plex - https://app.plex.tv/desktop/#!/provider ... 001f4ffaa4

Streaming for Free on Tubi - https://tubitv.com/en-au/movies/591357/misty

Streaming for Free on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7X8B2TbWAg

[Moonee]

If anyone wants a Direct Download, here it is (Source is Tubi)

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[Moonee]

Tubi has the wrong aspect ratio i think

If you want the correct aspect ratio, I found these links on TNT (Credits to the TNT user)

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[ghost]

Tubi has the wrong aspect ratio i think

It's not wrong, It' just not cropped to widscreen resolution.

[Moonee]

Tubi has the wrong aspect ratio i think

It's not wrong, It' just not cropped to widscreen resolution.

Ah, well.. widescreen resolution is probably better though

After seeing the widescreen images in my above post, it just feels like tubi is cropped

Tubi version -

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The widescreen version -

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[ghost]

After seeing the widescreen images in my above post, it just feels like tubi is cropped

Yeah. You're right.

[Night457]

Good choice of comparison Moonee; that is what I always need to see to be sure. Sometimes widescreen is from using anamorphic lenses and has more image on the sides. This movie is turns out was shot CinemaScope and presented at 2.35:1.

Sometimes they "cheat" when a movie is shot with flat lenses and crop off the top and bottom to get 1.85:1 or similar. (Like "Pretty Baby".) In that case we definitely have more image on the open-matte version without any cropping.

[ghost]

In any case, this is the wrong AR:

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[Night457]

To my eyes, it looks like it has all the image but the image needs to be stretched a little wider. Is that your perception too?

[ghost]

It must be squeezed vertically..