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Check his video and you'll see what happens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvcWLm9TS1w
But it's super nomal to have that misconception in Cinema. Movies have no black bars. Never had. The black bars originate with VHS tapes, when we take wide images from Cinema and put them on TV screens, resizing them to fit, without losing the extra information to the left and to the right (while black fills the empty areas).
Cable TV kills 2.35:1 movies. They freakin' crop the borders to 16:9. You're left with Iron Man's nose on one side talking to Peter Quill's right hand on the other.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvcWLm9TS1w
There is a workaround for this on Elite:Dangerous too. We just don't know it yet... Let's wait, in hope.
Ok, well...
I am an aspiring filmmaker. From within my bedroom, hehe. I study and love filmmaking non-stop since 2009. I was 14. I got MSI afterburner just to cap games at 24fps. It's an experiment, sure, but I love the experimentation nonetheless. How differently do both medias make us feel, think and escape.
Now that I'm 25, the prospect of someone walking by my desktop while I play games and think it's a film (or, at least, a very awesome Pixar-animation)... Has become very attractive.
More so than 60fps game characters, which convey more the sensation of playing with dolls inside a 16:9 aquarium.
I've also just recently put R$700 (BRL) together and bought a fine workstation graphics card, Radeon PRO WX 2100. Sure, I do edit videos, and I won't be able to afford anything better for a years-long while.
The added performance from 25% less pixels is a hope, that I can still play good games.