esboella
Grip
- Joined
- Jan 26, 2004
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I will probably be about a popular as a pig in a Synagogue
for saying this but I think it's time the Widescreen format
was dropped.
Widescreen was only introduced as a format because you couldn't really display it on a TV (to boost cinema audiances) now however, many people have Widescreen TV's
so there is absolutely no reason for the film industry
to continue using that format.
I expect the film industry may switch back to 4:3 once
everyone has a widescreen set, or maybe it will switch to
a really tall format which won't work on any TV?
for saying this but I think it's time the Widescreen format
was dropped.
Widescreen was only introduced as a format because you couldn't really display it on a TV (to boost cinema audiances) now however, many people have Widescreen TV's
so there is absolutely no reason for the film industry
to continue using that format.
I expect the film industry may switch back to 4:3 once
everyone has a widescreen set, or maybe it will switch to
a really tall format which won't work on any TV?