That's just silly. The grain was intended...it was the director's desired look. If you remove the grain...you change the film. The film doesn't belong to you and it isn't your decision to make. Respect the filmmaker and respect the grain.
I agree, the film grain killed the movie in my opinion... I want a option to turn it off, most games today give that option to remove the grain. Granted this is a movie intended for it, still im sure im not the only one who thinks it looks horrible on a HDTV set where the grain is reeaallly noticeable.
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With Richard, if 300 had an option that removed the digital grain effect, I'd double dip. Otherwise, notsomuch...
That's just silly. The grain was intended...it was the director's desired look. If you remove the grain...you change the film. The film doesn't belong to you and it isn't your decision to make. Respect the filmmaker and respect the grain.
I agree, the film grain killed the movie in my opinion... I want a option to turn it off, most games today give that option to remove the grain. Granted this is a movie intended for it, still im sure im not the only one who thinks it looks horrible on a HDTV set where the grain is reeaallly noticeable.