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RogueJSK
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The UHD version is remastered AFAIK, and they reworked some of the CGI to clean it up supposedly? It’s supposed to not have the green hue any longer.


Yep. They also reworked the Hobbit movies to compensate for the wonky frame rate it was originally shot in, so they reportedly now look less "soap opera"-like and more film-like.
 
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The UHD version is remastered AFAIK, and they reworked some of the CGI to clean it up supposedly? It’s supposed to not have the green hue any longer.


Yep. They also reworked the Hobbit movies to compensate for the wonky frame rate it was originally shot in, so they reportedly now look less "soap opera"-like and more film-like.


I recall watching that film in the theater at (60fps). Soap opera'ish is the perfect description. It was terrible. I think it was IMAX too. Sometimes, more is not better.



 
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Weren’t the colors all jacked up in the Hobbit as well, because they were trying to pump up 3D?

EDIT - This is interesting

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