Spontification - Why Do Your Favorite Films Look Different? 

That Terminator remaster looks terrible to me.

I here is where I disagree with studios. The film needs to be preserved as it historically appeared when it was released. Warts and all.

My ideal blu-ray restoration:

God I hate the teal color they put in everything now

What I don't understand is why they can't just give us two versions in the same box: one that has been corrected, and one that has only been transfered, and let whoever bought it to decide what they want.

i love film because the color grading feels so natural, just compare jurassic park with jurassic world and you´ll now what im talking about

I fucking hate the new modern trend of color grading old films to look more teal/green, fortunately in many cases it can be mostly be fixed by reducing the amount of green from your TV's or other displays settings.

I think the worst example of this is the Good the Bad and the Ugly. The 2014 remastered version has a yellow tint present throughout the entire thing that makes the movie look like someone pissed on the film negative

The 50th anniversary bluray Lawrence of Arabia. This IS how it was intended to be. I wonder sometimes how films looked upon first release. Now I know

The biggest problem I have with modern technology, BluRay (to some degree) and high frame rate, is that it spoils some of the magic. Call it tradition, but I think The Hobbit for instance looked terrible when I watched it in HFR, but it looked ok in "usual" frame rate. Films like that rely on studio built sets, masks and make up. Too me it became to obvious it was shot in a studio with guys (and a few girls) wearing masks. That totally blew the magic that the first films in the Middle Earth series had. It´s the filter that separates film from reality that is the thing with cinema as I see it.

A lot of the coloring in the LOTR series looking older makes more sense to me. Why would you want to modernize something that looks like it would have taken place long ago? Seems like it fits better.

In some instances, the old one is intentionally faded, for atmosphere purposes. so modern "correction" takes away from the intent.

OMG they have DESTROYED some films. They want to give them a "modern" look?? Looks terrible. Would we like to have a coloured version of Casablanca, or any Chaplin movies? Not at the price of deleting the original works

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Great stuff man! Always enjoy seeing a new video of yours!

The Fellowship case is very unfortunate, as the Extended Cut is definitive to me, and DVD doesn't cut it. Why oh why did they freaking do it?

Great video, I'm always glad to see something from you, very refreshing

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I am not putting you into my notifications because I forgot all about your channel! Love your stuff

just discovered this channel and it's amazing the effort and quality you poor into your content. beautifully crafted. it's obvious to the viewer that you take your passion for films and transfer it into content creation. definitely deserving of much more views and subs