Cara O'Doherty

Or the really good takes are just, they can't be used in that way.

So there are two big issues.

The other thing is, and a big problem is that

People now watch on everything.

They watch films on their phones.

They watch it on their TVs.

And the smarter TVs become, it makes it harder to actually watch a film because the film is designed to be seen on a certain type of screen.

But TVs, smart TVs, they're dynamic.

They change the settings.

And they're not always able for the quality.

They kind of mix and match.

Now, I would love to tell people play with the buttons on your telly box, but I wouldn't tell them how to because I'd be afraid people will ring and go, I broke my TV.

What did she say to do?

But have a look at your settings because often you can adjust.

You can make it easier to watch.

The other thing then as well, when you have everything heading for streaming, you take a big, lovely film and then you have to compress it.

I mean, you literally, if it's going to go on Netflix, it literally needs, you need to shrink it.

You compress it.

So the quality has been brought down as well.

So, I mean, it really is, it's sort of this big issue.