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2008-01-27
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Originally Posted by drizek
Not in my experience.
Also, any movie you need to watch on the big screen in order to truly "experience" is probably a crap movie anyway.
Movies like Jurassic Park, Children of Men, Sunshine and others truly take advantage of the big theater screen, and lose a little when scaling down.
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2008-01-27
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I think there is no doubt that it's easier to believe in a big movie than a small one.
I seriously doubt that you can see something subtle like the expression on someone's face on a N800 as well as you can on a giant screen. It's not just a special effects phenomenon.
And most adaptations of films to small screens cut out parts of the movie, so you aren't seeing the real movie anyway.
I seriously doubt that you can see something subtle like the expression on someone's face on a N800 as well as you can on a giant screen. It's not just a special effects phenomenon.
And most adaptations of films to small screens cut out parts of the movie, so you aren't seeing the real movie anyway.
(I didn't have to watch it under the blankets; it just seemed the right thing to do)
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