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TL;DR - The film was playing in the wrong aspect ratio for 10 minutes, people booed, and they restarted it with the correct aspect ratio. The Netflix logo did
by StevePerkins 9y ago
TL;DR - The film was playing in the wrong aspect ratio for 10 minutes, people booed, and they restarted it with the correct aspect ratio. The Netflix logo did draw some boos on both starts... but people cheered the technical problem getting fixed, and the film received warm applause at the end.
Sheesh, even the BBC is using clickbait headlines now?!? I've lived too long.
- alex95 9y agoBBC have been clickbaiting for a while now. I used to use it as my only legitimate news source when other agencies started to clickbait, but now, I'm not sure where to go.
- HalfwayToDice 9y agoWas my thought too after reading the article. The BBC! Clickbait! Where do we even go from here?
- donapieppo 9y agoBBC also reports "Cannes Film Festival said: "This incident was entirely the responsibility of the Festival's technical service, which offers its apologies to the director and his team, to the producers and the audience". So maybe "Cannes Film Festival Booed during Netflix Movie"?