Scott Paul Robertson wrote:
In my experience, the commercial skip doesn't hurt the flow of the
movie, for the most part. An occasional movie will have issues, but
normally it flows really well. A number of movies have been cut up to
fit time, but a good number of what I get are fine (or I can't remember
what they've taken out).
The worst butchering job I've ever seen was on Hunt For Red October.
They cut the film so badly that if you'd never seen the movie before
you'd be really lost. So not every job is equal.
Office Space from Comedy Central turned out to be edited very well
(although they left in 2 scenes that needn't have been there at all even
on TV).
Michael
As for quality, NTSC is good enough for me(TM).
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