Do all Blu-rays have grainy spots?

[proxpilot]

Originally Posted by Anthony P

no movie is supposed to portray real life (even though it is irrelevant to the discussion), or else it would be boring as hell (even if you are a crook or mob boss). As for why not animate all of them. isn't that what you want, after all you and some others want to kill all detail that is in the print. Also even if you do animate all movies why bother, now not only do you need to pay the actors but you also need to pay animators, why would you think it would be cheaper? As for Ocean 11 do you think real crooks act that way?

Jesus man READ for Christ sake! did i say every movie is 100% realistic and is a 100% true story?????? Movies are supposed to make you "feel" like it's really happening that's what makes them exciting. that's why we have Movies and Cartoons.

[RiseDarthVader]

Originally Posted by proxpilot

Jesus man READ for Christ sake! did i say every movie is 100% realistic and is a 100% true story?????? Movies are supposed to make you "feel" like it's really happening that's what makes them exciting. that's why we have Movies and Cartoons.

Yeah and to feel like it's happening we have massive screens to immerse ourselves in it. And in order to have enough detail for the massive screens we use 35mm which has GRAIN! Some people suggest going Digital but that means lower resolution AND it is limited to that resolution forever. Unlike film where you just scan it at a higher resolution. For example George Lucas's Star Wars Episode II & III those were shot at 1080p then cropped in order to get the 2.40:1 AR. In the future if we do use 4K displays what's going to happen then? We would get tonnes of EE in order to make up for the lower resolution.