Fbh
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Because I don't.
Most people seem to agree that they don't like it in games, but personally I also don't like it in movies.
I own a pretty nice 55" TV. I would prefer it if the majority of movies used my whole screen instead of having black bars taking up like a third of the screen.
I've seen people say that letterboxing gives movies a more "cinematic" feeling but I just don't see it. As someone who watches more TV shows than movies the fact that TV shows tend to not have letterboxing has never bothered me or made me feel less "immersed" in them. Hell, I think stuff like Fargo (tv show) has better looking shots and photography than a lot of movies, and using the whole screen did not hold it back from doing so
EDIT:
I'm not saying I want Cropping in home releases (bluray, streaming,etc).
Just that I'd personally prefer if movies were made with the TV aspect ration in mind from the start. I'll watch them in the cinema once, I'll watch them for the rest of my life on a TV
Most people seem to agree that they don't like it in games, but personally I also don't like it in movies.
I own a pretty nice 55" TV. I would prefer it if the majority of movies used my whole screen instead of having black bars taking up like a third of the screen.
I've seen people say that letterboxing gives movies a more "cinematic" feeling but I just don't see it. As someone who watches more TV shows than movies the fact that TV shows tend to not have letterboxing has never bothered me or made me feel less "immersed" in them. Hell, I think stuff like Fargo (tv show) has better looking shots and photography than a lot of movies, and using the whole screen did not hold it back from doing so
EDIT:
I'm not saying I want Cropping in home releases (bluray, streaming,etc).
Just that I'd personally prefer if movies were made with the TV aspect ration in mind from the start. I'll watch them in the cinema once, I'll watch them for the rest of my life on a TV