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In Reply to: Huh! It certainly doesn't! posted by Victor Khomenko on February 24, 2006 at 13:52:48:
A good movie badly projected or shown with less resolution is a less fulfilling film experience; that doesn't mean that it can't be good, but it does mean that it won't be as impressive. Certainly there's the law of diminishing return at play here when discussing resolution, but it works both ways, and the crappier a picture looks visually the less involving it is, and if the image is crappy enough it will actually draw attention away from the picture.Film patrons should be interested in all improvements to the film experience, both in movie houses and in home theater presentation.
That's my two cents; YMMV of course, but don't blame your stubborn attitude on Golum! ;^)
AuPh
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