Beau Knapp

Sherwood 2022-04-01 09:01:19

I've watched three versions of "Billy Lynn's Halftime Battle", whether it's 120fps or 60fps, 4K or 2K, Ang Lee raised the same question: being awarded a medal at a young age, and also Billy Lynn, who is unbroken but very attractive to girls, why is he willing to go back to that disgraceful...

Sherwood 2022-04-19 09:03:15

See is 2K, 3D, 120 version. Although it is a Dolby Hall, it seems that it has to be in the sound effect.
Perhaps due to myopia, the 3D picture is always dark, and
even the seat in the center of the universe cannot take care of the entire screen.
For example, when Billy is standing with other...

Aurelia 2022-04-05 09:01:07

120fps/4K/3D is a must, as it is both the technical means and the underlying theme of the film: the relationship of film to reality in a world of Hyperreality. From the low-resolution TV segment at the beginning to the negotiation of the film adaptation throughout to the final "real movie moment," Billy Lynn is a meditation on how the film (and thus the image) reaches (or fails to) reality.

Lew 2022-04-03 09:01:12

I didn't feel the real and intrusive viewing experience that everyone said. Except for the two scenes of the halftime show and the war scene, the whole story is not suitable for high-frame technology presentation. A large number of flashback shots are edited in a simple and rude way. Also very speechless. Aside from the technical level, the story is too mediocre, mainly revolving around the doubts and thoughts of soldiers after returning to real life, which cannot reach the height of anti-war.