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"Do you like scary movies?": the Scream thread
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<blockquote data-quote="darkshadows38" data-source="post: 362094" data-attributes="member: 19"><p>i dunno if it was mentioned but yes back in the early 2000's they did the widescreen and full screen and i f... hate full screen and for those who hate wide screen here's why i hate full screen, take a film like Ben Hur (1959) TCM shows this on tv and has for years the difference, you show the chariot Race in full screen you don't see anything but shots of the animals and you really don't see the race that well certain shots of Heston but it looks really awful than watch it widescreen you see not only the people in the stands but the entire race. or in It's a Mad mad mad mad world (1963) one of the greatest movies ever f... made in my opinion </p><p></p><p>the scene at the start of the film when they are talking about money after Jimmy Durante dies in it, in the full screen of it you see half the group talking and you see bits and pieces of the other sides faces, while if it's widescreen you see the entire cast talking to one another. i'm sure there are people today that still don't know that or realize it but thank god they stopped doing full screen</p><p></p><p>honestly i'm for a more Gory Scream film and here's why Horror films for years i'd say the past 10 years or so have been watered down PG-13 films that it's watered down because they don't really show anything. not that all horror films need blood they don't not that all of them need to be gory they don't. but if they are going to start making horror films well certain ones anyways more gory here's what they should do STOP USING CGI! for some films i get it but others... also if you are going to do a horror film no jump scares a horror film does not have to scare you if it's got no jump scares at all. that's not the say that Friday the 13th never used them they did but they weren't used that much and rightly so. also get the actors actually dirty for a change have the blood be fake blood and not no damn CGI blood it looks awful</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="darkshadows38, post: 362094, member: 19"] i dunno if it was mentioned but yes back in the early 2000's they did the widescreen and full screen and i f... hate full screen and for those who hate wide screen here's why i hate full screen, take a film like Ben Hur (1959) TCM shows this on tv and has for years the difference, you show the chariot Race in full screen you don't see anything but shots of the animals and you really don't see the race that well certain shots of Heston but it looks really awful than watch it widescreen you see not only the people in the stands but the entire race. or in It's a Mad mad mad mad world (1963) one of the greatest movies ever f... made in my opinion the scene at the start of the film when they are talking about money after Jimmy Durante dies in it, in the full screen of it you see half the group talking and you see bits and pieces of the other sides faces, while if it's widescreen you see the entire cast talking to one another. i'm sure there are people today that still don't know that or realize it but thank god they stopped doing full screen honestly i'm for a more Gory Scream film and here's why Horror films for years i'd say the past 10 years or so have been watered down PG-13 films that it's watered down because they don't really show anything. not that all horror films need blood they don't not that all of them need to be gory they don't. but if they are going to start making horror films well certain ones anyways more gory here's what they should do STOP USING CGI! for some films i get it but others... also if you are going to do a horror film no jump scares a horror film does not have to scare you if it's got no jump scares at all. that's not the say that Friday the 13th never used them they did but they weren't used that much and rightly so. also get the actors actually dirty for a change have the blood be fake blood and not no damn CGI blood it looks awful [/QUOTE]
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