When movies are so dim you can’t actually see anything

Y'all got anymore of them pixels?

I went to see The Batman in cinemas, some shots 90% of the pixels just have zero information. Why...

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Game of Thrones.

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[nathandoancomedy]

“Why is our actor on the floor” sounded so genuinely confused LOL

[UnrealRealism]

The problem I have is when movies / shows are really low that you can’t hear them and then an action scene blows your speakers at the same volume. Watching movies at night when the kids are asleep are nearly impossible. Normal talking sounds like whispers so you turn it up a bit then a car explodes in the movie and then so does the TV irl. (Edited for grammar)

[rdr]

The way how the director is even wearing sunglasses to make it even darker makes it even funnier 😂

[DewIsHere]

whoever hired this director is a genius. the lighting and depth on the character really shows his personality.not to mention the context and the morals are so deep and definitely not a wast of time! I would recommend this movie.

[Random_Fides]

The actor's acting was incredible, I can feel the emotions and sadness. I can literally see the darkness. I don't know why the staff is not happy, the director is a genius. Just brilliant

[quantumac]

And you know what makes these dark shots in movies even better? An abrupt transition to another scene lit up like a blinding ski slope burning your unprotected retinas away! Audiences love those.

[deadlishaoran]

Amazing production, the darkness envelops the plot pretty well and makes it so deep. 10/10 5 stars but I would have liked it if it were a little darker, black hole dark, you know.

[ContentXD_]

When he said “the actor is not even in the shot” I started to laugh 😂

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

“That darkness, really shows the state of the character”

Ohhh so that’s why every DC film is dark as hell.

[quantthat]

This director deserves an Oscar! What a scene! Such depth and rich character portrayal with fantastic cinematography!

[ruiyangjiang]

What I like about Steven He is that he's not only funny, he's funny about relatable things.

[jayATUK]

I love the darkness in that shot. Really conveys the... the darkness

[TheFett]

I still can't believe that the Battle of Winterfell in GoT was as dark as it was. One of the most expensive battle scenes ever recorded, and you couldn't even see it.

[marcfruchtman]

You nailed one of the greatest flaws in G. O. Thrones, where for the sake of the perfection of the art, they forgot, they had an audience.
Well done.

[arielyznardocomposer]

0:50 I knew he was going to trip and fall at some point and even when he did it caught me off guard. That just shows you how dark it is lol.

[Undercover_Smile]

That was so bright, that it was 4x brighter than the sun.
But remember, nothing is brighter than the discord light mode

[giotte]

00:23 Just love the reaction of his face, saying "you're kidding, right?" Without saying it.

[dasportsfan]

This acting is phenomenal, you can clearly feel the things the character is feeling. The emotion that is being expressed is honestly incredible. And those facial expressions, I can’t even begin to tell you how amazing those are. Such an amazing quality movie, should be atleast 1 of the nominees for the Oscar’s, both the movie and the actor but however as somebody in the replies said, it could have been just a little more darker

[aloysiusyudistianto]

Fun fact: This dark movie trend started when digital cameras were used to shoot movies. These cameras tend to work better in darkness when compared to their analog counterpart. A few years later and the look become the norm.

[nwilt]

Every Hollywood director last 20 years: When the CGI is shite and you don't have the budget or time to fix it, turn down the opacity, saturation, hue, and brightness and make it a dark room or night scene.