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On some movies, the difference is material

Posted by Road Warrior on October 3, 2021 at 15:04:12:
One of note is Zero Dark Thirty. The scenes of the raid on Bin Laden's house, in the dark, are better resolved on Blu Ray. Black crush, even on the trusty ol plazma, is quite noticeable whilst streaming.
I'm currently streaming Barry Lyndon and, while I don't have the Blu Ray to compare it to, my recollection of it on the big screen is of a brighter, richer, color palette.
On many others, the resolution and detail is striking and I'm guessing, improvement, if any, would be on the margins.