The thing about that filter is it is only showing what worn out tape / VCR's looked like.<br>If you purchased any movie and played it in a good quality VCR with auto tracking and all the other features, one which had been looked after by someone who cared about having the best quality home cinema experience, then they looked nothing like that.<br>From my own experience as a child who had a dad who spent way too much money on his home cinema setup, the only ever time you would see video in the 90's which looked as bad as what the filter produces is when you was watching something you had recorded using the long play feature off the telly on a tape which was about 15 year old which had been used to record hundreds of other shows over the years and then playing it back on a cheap portable TV / VCR combi.<br>Or, when your at a relatives house being forced to watch a home made movie of a holiday or wedding from a cheap camcorder with wires all spaghetting up to the little front flap of the TV.