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No, you’re missing my point. The theatrical film had very little green tint compared to the home releases. The home releases are “cartoonishly green” when the
by gjsman-1000 3y ago
No, you’re missing my point.
The theatrical film had very little green tint compared to the home releases. The home releases are “cartoonishly green” when the theatrical version was not.
The 4K simply goes back to what it was originally. It is, quite literally, undoing the tampering that’s been happening since the first (edit: second, 2004 release) DVD.
- pimlottc 3y agoAh, when you said “the original” I assumed that was referring to the theatrical release.
- kranke155 3y agoHe’s kind of wrong tho. The cartoonishly green version of it is the second DVD release which tried to match the sequels. The theatrical release and the first DVD were not cartoonishly green. So the 4k release is attempting to fix an issue introduced later on anyway. The theatrical release does not match the current 4k “revision”