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Message: [QUOTE="Ikagura, post: 558905, member: 6930"] My issue is the polar opposite: people claiming that "if you don't watch the movie the way the director intended then you haven't actually properly seen it" (or not appreciate the art at the right value). Then if the movie came out decades before we were born, that the movie had a limited release or was only released in VoD in your region then it means you're de facto a person that had an inferior version therefore have an invalid opinion about a movie? I don't need to watch Avatar the Way of Water in 4DX with water being squirted at you when there's a scene with water to be fully immersed or actually enjoying the movie. In fact: I think that if you need to watch under specific conditions it means the movie has a fundamental flaw and cannot be good on its own... I think most modern cinemas are trying to sell their gimmick because people nowadays would either buy the blu-ray or watch them in VoD than having to physically move to a place with people potentially ruining the experience for you. And I also think that a movie director saying "watch this movie in xxxx format or else you aren't actually seeing that movie properly" is basically a red flag to me and almost feels like he made a deal with cinema brands. [/QUOTE]

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