Films from the 1930's: Better in the theater or on Blu-ray

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Films from the 1930's: Better in the theater or on Blu-ray

11-01-2014, 01:25 AM

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Originally Posted by CinemaBlu

Film is better than 1080p.

This is such a simplified comment that doesn't tell one third of the story. Film is better in general, but you can't tell me that some of those old movies from the 1930s and 40s look better than some of the 2K digitally shot movies over the past 10 years. Especially if they were watched as raw files in completely uncompressed form. On some of those older movies, it is obvious that the clarity of detail isn't crisp, and a 4K upgrade wouldn't help.

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