I've been complaining for a while that Netflix shows look like video games. While my partner counters that it's just the TV we have. > “One of the weird thin

I've been complaining for a while that Netflix shows look like video games. While my partner counters that it's just the TV we have. > “One of the weird things that happens when you have a very high resolution image, in general, when you shrink the amount of information the edges get sharper.” I guess this means I'm onto something. I thought at first that this was just because NF series might have been going for a video game aesthetic (Witcher, Stranger Things), but even Peaky Blinders does it now. It's not just look either, shows also feature that excessive camera shake while in vehicles (Call of Duty), the over the shoulder fly behind common in games like Gears of War, and that very generic close up shot games use during dialogs to ensure they can use the ultra-hi-poly models at high frame rates.