Similar to the quality issues addressed later by high-definition television, the visual fidelity of movies was limited by the medium. When projected onto a large screen, the grain of 35 mm film stock is often quite visible, reducing the quality of the displayed image.
Similar to the issues with high-definition television, the visual quality of movies was restricted by the medium. When shown on a large screen, the texture of 35 mm film stock is often noticeable, lowering the overall visual quality of the displayed picture.