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>>220316668
Can anyone explain to me why we can't have 16:9 movies?
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>>220316915
What do you mean?
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>>220316991
that's not a movie
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>>220316915
From just using my own logic, lenses are circular so ideally a picture is a square with getting too much distortion on the ends, theaters are rectangular, you create your media based on where going to play. So you make your film rectangular requiring cropping, full screen, 4:5 and all those fun aspect ratios
These are good ratio for big rooms and more seats to sell. But when viewing at your computer a screen thats mean for a closer viewing distance that ratio doesn't make sense. You dont sell for computer screens. My guess anyways, I didn't go to school.
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>>220317014
It's from Frogger (1998)
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>>220317315
I love MEW
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>>220317315
Is this true?
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>>220316915
>why we can't have 16:9 movies?
see
https://letterboxd.com/jahseh123/list/narrative-feature-films-in-16-9-aspect-ratio/
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>>220316668
the colors are nicer to look at on the right
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>>220317157
its ok anon. i still love you
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>>220317315
>not barefoot
QT slacked
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>>220319276
She's keeping them safe and sweaty for me
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>>220319276
She's wearing the socks so Tarantino could make tea with them later.
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>>220316668
Movie and TV were separate before streaming
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>>220319276
It's clear Quentin didn't like her, she's barely in the movie she literally gets fucking raped by some redneck off screen
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>>220319804
There were literally widescreen and fullscreen DVDs
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>>220317254
Yoo.. my licka Frogger got splatted?
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>>220319987
Quentin has terrible taste on women
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>>220316991
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>>220316668
>>220317315
Cant you see Bridgette Fonda's full ass in Jackie Brown full screen on the VHS?
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>>220317315
Why was this creep ever allowed to make mainstream movies
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>>220321459
If you want to see her ass you can just google it.
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Why not just allow us to choose the aspect ratio? Games do this; you'd think it would be easier for movies.
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>>220319987
>she literally gets fucking raped by some redneck off screen
no she literally unironically doesn't
>>220320854
on?
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>>220321504
based ai
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>>220316915
>>220317157
people generally don't like square format for whatever reason, I guess because human vision is more wide than tall due to having 2 eyes. You can see this with the way Hasselblads fell out of favor. Like even famous Apollo photos are usually cropped and not actually presented as perfect squares. by the 80s and 90s 645 format cameras were raping the shit out of hassleblad and even today hassleblad now produces 4:3 aspect ratio cameras instead of the old 6x6. films generally have the weird super wide format because it used to distinguish them from TV shows. The Imax snider justice league was 4:3 because that is the closest you can get to maximizing the lens image circle outside of square format. You can go look up shit like xpan photos. the xpan is a really piece of shit camera that has all the electronic stuff hipsters seethe about in a camera and has the hipstertax on top of it, but people love it because it makes wide screen panoramic "cinematic" images, even though they are annoying to share because most image apps like IG are 4:5 now to maximize phone viewing. the decades of
>films are wide
made it so films have to be wide because 4:3 looks like fucking I love Lucy and not a film
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>>220317800
I wonder if that's a blue ray thing with the left
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>>220321583
it used to be a storage space issue on stuff like VHS and maybe DVD.
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>>220316668
welcome to erf
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>>220317315
why don't they just make a single one that fills the entire thing including all the black areas, are they stupid?
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>>220321906
That would be open matte I believe
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>>220317315
PUTA
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>>220322047
GET
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>>220322216
What show is this?
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I'm not even going to argue

Modern filters and widescreen really is soulless
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>>220322703
Terminator 3
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>>220322703
Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace
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>>220323465
I turned on a movie a month ago and it looked like the right image. I was squinting and I couldn't see shit so I gave up.



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