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Black Bars In Movies. Wondering why you see those black bars while watching movies? In short, it’s a special lens that can stretch or compress an image either horizontally or vertically to help restore an ultrawide movie’s correct, intended aspect ratio. (think turner classic movies.) so, is there anything you can do about the black bars? If you love movies that happen to be super wide, like ‘the great escape’ or ‘terminator 2,’ you have more motivation to buy a larger tv and watch. To combat the loss of large portions of a film, editors invented cinematic black bars in 1984. The aspect ratio of movie theaters and your tv at home are different. The answer is yes but i would caution you not to remove them. We'll break it down and explain widescreen, aspect ratio, and ideal video options. Many chains, like cinemark and regal, are showing all anamorphic shot films with the black bars because of their switch over to digital. The movie theater has a wider screen with less height, so if they want to show. The process of adding cinematic black bars was originally called “ letterboxing.” the name came from front door mail slots, which are wider than they are long.

If you love movies that happen to be super wide, like ‘the great escape’ or ‘terminator 2,’ you have more motivation to buy a larger tv and watch. The aspect ratio of movie theaters and your tv at home are different. Wondering why you see those black bars while watching movies? In short, it’s a special lens that can stretch or compress an image either horizontally or vertically to help restore an ultrawide movie’s correct, intended aspect ratio. We'll break it down and explain widescreen, aspect ratio, and ideal video options. (think turner classic movies.) so, is there anything you can do about the black bars? To combat the loss of large portions of a film, editors invented cinematic black bars in 1984. The process of adding cinematic black bars was originally called “ letterboxing.” the name came from front door mail slots, which are wider than they are long. The answer is yes but i would caution you not to remove them. The movie theater has a wider screen with less height, so if they want to show.

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Black Bars In Movies Many chains, like cinemark and regal, are showing all anamorphic shot films with the black bars because of their switch over to digital. We'll break it down and explain widescreen, aspect ratio, and ideal video options. The aspect ratio of movie theaters and your tv at home are different. If you love movies that happen to be super wide, like ‘the great escape’ or ‘terminator 2,’ you have more motivation to buy a larger tv and watch. Wondering why you see those black bars while watching movies? (think turner classic movies.) so, is there anything you can do about the black bars? The answer is yes but i would caution you not to remove them. Many chains, like cinemark and regal, are showing all anamorphic shot films with the black bars because of their switch over to digital. The movie theater has a wider screen with less height, so if they want to show. In short, it’s a special lens that can stretch or compress an image either horizontally or vertically to help restore an ultrawide movie’s correct, intended aspect ratio. To combat the loss of large portions of a film, editors invented cinematic black bars in 1984. The process of adding cinematic black bars was originally called “ letterboxing.” the name came from front door mail slots, which are wider than they are long.