This Film Has Been Modified From Its Original Version

Why did the version of the movie change from the version spoken in the video with the warning F ... ...

The rest of the quote ... has been modified to fit this screen, I have no space.

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If only the image size changes, why do we need to know? This is very clear.

In a video, you get the same movie that you get in the cinema, but you have a specially edited version. However, because of the size of the TV screen compared to the movie screen, the image you see needs to be digitized, which means that images that do not fit on the TV screen need to be digitized or cropped. Required. . So when two people talk, two people can be one because it doesn't match the picture of the two on the screen.

When a movie is edited (modified) for television, the disclaimer tells you if the movie has been edited (ie modified according to time and content);

Disclaimer F Do not copy copyright protected movies.

This almost always means that most of the spoken image is omitted and only the most accurate part of the image, because the image does not have a television screen. A great way to turn the whole picture around. Therefore, the larger screen version (with the rotating bars at the top and bottom) bears more resemblance to the original format of the movie screen. The flat screen version should cut the edges of the spoken image.

Movies are then converted from the widescreen output on cinema screens to the appropriate format for television.

This Film Has Been Modified From Its Original Version

The film was cut to appeal to a wider audience. Graphics and editing. The screen of the film is almost twice as wide as the length. The TV screen is only one-fifth of its width and height. You can get widescreen movies that don't cut every side of the picture to fit on the television screen.
Many DVDs are shown in the form of letterboxes (you know five times and below the TV screen), which is a story commonly seen in theaters. The formatted version you are viewing has been cut to full screen television dimensions.
Probably a factor as to why they're doing so poorly. This is probably more of a commercial issue than a consumer.
And if anyone is bothered by the message, they really need life.
And notice F is very different and this is your copyright law ...
Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either. Another example of how crazy he is in today's society.
Spoken from spoken version ...
That said, they take the widescreen version and trim the page to fit the screen. Clear and simple.