I have to go with widescreen over full screen. It just seems that there is more there to see, and it makes the film "fuller" if you know what I mean. I agree with E.J., though, you have to be careful. I bought a "widescreen" edition of McLintock several years ago and it turned out to be the Goodtimes edition where all they did was add a black bar across the top and bottom of the screen, and all you saw were a bunch of talking torsos! They had cut off the heads and legs of the actors with their "widescreen" process.
Colorado Bob
