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It's a little softer, yeah. That's a weird thing. We like films that doesn't look real. We like a film where when you're talking, everybody in the background is blurry. I don't want to see everybody in the background crystal clear.

It's a little softer, yeah. That's a weird thing. We like films that doesn't look real. We like a film where when you're talking, everybody in the background is blurry. I don't want to see everybody in the background crystal clear.

I think the problem with video is it's too good. Yeah. It's too good. Like soap operas. Like, don't they shoot those on film or on video? They shoot them on video. It's probably cheaper.

I think the problem with video is it's too good. Yeah. It's too good. Like soap operas. Like, don't they shoot those on film or on video? They shoot them on video. It's probably cheaper.

I think the problem with video is it's too good. Yeah. It's too good. Like soap operas. Like, don't they shoot those on film or on video? They shoot them on video. It's probably cheaper.

Yeah, I'm sure it was. Yeah, 90%. And I think Fear Factor was not.

Yeah, I'm sure it was. Yeah, 90%. And I think Fear Factor was not.

Yeah, I'm sure it was. Yeah, 90%. And I think Fear Factor was not.

I think they tried to do it digitally, like one episode or something. God, maybe I'm remembering. Maybe it was something else I did. But I remember they were trying to make this transition. People didn't like the way it looked.

I think they tried to do it digitally, like one episode or something. God, maybe I'm remembering. Maybe it was something else I did. But I remember they were trying to make this transition. People didn't like the way it looked.

I think they tried to do it digitally, like one episode or something. God, maybe I'm remembering. Maybe it was something else I did. But I remember they were trying to make this transition. People didn't like the way it looked.

There was a video on advertisement the other day with Tom Cruise and someone else, and they were talking about the settings on your television, that if you have the settings on your television set from the factory incorrectly, it can make these brilliant films look too much like video.

There was a video on advertisement the other day with Tom Cruise and someone else, and they were talking about the settings on your television, that if you have the settings on your television set from the factory incorrectly, it can make these brilliant films look too much like video.

There was a video on advertisement the other day with Tom Cruise and someone else, and they were talking about the settings on your television, that if you have the settings on your television set from the factory incorrectly, it can make these brilliant films look too much like video.

because of whatever funky shit they're doing to make the television look clearer and crisper, which is great in most things, but it's not great when you're watching a film that's been sort of designed to get you to focus on specific things and have the background more blurry.

because of whatever funky shit they're doing to make the television look clearer and crisper, which is great in most things, but it's not great when you're watching a film that's been sort of designed to get you to focus on specific things and have the background more blurry.

because of whatever funky shit they're doing to make the television look clearer and crisper, which is great in most things, but it's not great when you're watching a film that's been sort of designed to get you to focus on specific things and have the background more blurry.

I remember the first time I saw one of the Star Wars films, like Return of the Jedi or one of those, and I saw it on a high-resolution big-screen TV. I was like, this looks like dog shit yeah the background was so fake it was like so clearly like a painting of a spaceship in the background it looked so corny but in the movies it looked perfect yeah right

I remember the first time I saw one of the Star Wars films, like Return of the Jedi or one of those, and I saw it on a high-resolution big-screen TV. I was like, this looks like dog shit yeah the background was so fake it was like so clearly like a painting of a spaceship in the background it looked so corny but in the movies it looked perfect yeah right

I remember the first time I saw one of the Star Wars films, like Return of the Jedi or one of those, and I saw it on a high-resolution big-screen TV. I was like, this looks like dog shit yeah the background was so fake it was like so clearly like a painting of a spaceship in the background it looked so corny but in the movies it looked perfect yeah right