Yup, that’s just the movie without the matte. Like all versions of the movie, it has the CGI scenes present. He said he has a version where those aren’t there. I’d love to see that.
That’s the exact version of the movie the poster was referring to, in which the practical scenes appear in an open-matte square frame while the CGI scenes are in widescreen. Scroll to exactly 20 minutes in and see.
No it isn’t. Olejellylegs wrote, “the open matte version of the film where only digital shots are cropped”. In this the open-matte scenes are uncropped (the editor hasn’t yet removed the top and bottom of the frame to make a widescreen final shot) while the CGI scenes are cropped to widescreen (because they’ve been through the optical printing process to render the CGI back to film, and lost the extraneous tops/bottoms of the frame in the process.)
Abyssian@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Yup, that’s just the movie without the matte. Like all versions of the movie, it has the CGI scenes present. He said he has a version where those aren’t there. I’d love to see that.
rob_t_firefly@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
That’s the exact version of the movie the poster was referring to, in which the practical scenes appear in an open-matte square frame while the CGI scenes are in widescreen. Scroll to exactly 20 minutes in and see.
Abyssian@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
It’s the inverse of his description, though.
rob_t_firefly@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
No it isn’t. Olejellylegs wrote, “the open matte version of the film where only digital shots are cropped”. In this the open-matte scenes are uncropped (the editor hasn’t yet removed the top and bottom of the frame to make a widescreen final shot) while the CGI scenes are cropped to widescreen (because they’ve been through the optical printing process to render the CGI back to film, and lost the extraneous tops/bottoms of the frame in the process.)