They look horrible. I saw Planet of the Apes in both Film and Digital formats. I walked out of the digital version. Granted, I had seen the movie before, but the pixelation was horrendous. Unwatchable. I could see every pixel on the screen as plain as day. Maybe if you were sitting at the back row it would look ok, but the sound suffers in the rear of the theater. The fact remains; just like Cds, the resolution just isn't high enought to compete with quality analog reproduction. I think a lot of people need to wake up and realize that digital does not equal quality. It's just cheaper and easier.
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They look horrible. I saw Planet of the Apes in both Film and Digital formats. I walked out of the digital version. Granted, I had seen the movie before, but the pixelation was horrendous. Unwatchable. I could see every pixel on the screen as plain as day. Maybe if you were sitting at the back row it would look ok, but the sound suffers in the rear of the theater. The fact remains; just like Cds, the resolution just isn't high enought to compete with quality analog reproduction. I think a lot of people need to wake up and realize that digital does not equal quality. It's just cheaper and easier.
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