Yea, and along with all the CGI crap that has saturated movies these days, I stopped watching them.
Movies don't have an authentic look or feel anymore.
Give me the original Terminator movie - with all it's painstaking manual effects - over that CGI Terminator Salvation crap any day
I can live with CGI. It can do some amazing things if done right, but I agree that nothing beats old-school practical effects.
My biggest gripe with all the hi-def stuff is that CGI
looks CGI. Something that I never would have noticed being CG in a VHS played on an anolog tv will stick out like a sore thumb on a Blu-ray played on a plasma tv. Maybe it's just me, but CG always seems to be much "crisper" than the live-action stuff going on around it, and hi-def just accentuates that.
I don't really mind playing Skyrim on my old cheapo tv. Aside from being unable to read most of the text and a few other annoying graphical things, the game's a little blurry, but it looks more "natural."
Yeah, I know, that doesn't make sense. Then again, a lot of things I say don't make sense....