Sad that you can't actually watch it at home the way they intended. No way to get the high frame rate segments, or the 3D.
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Yeah, the 3D market is basically dead and even 4K discs didn't have specifications for HFR. Saying that, I've watched HFR clips of Gemini Man on my television and I'm not a fan.
I did see that Gemini Man clip and also want keen. Goes from a clip of some soldiers fighting to what appears to be a few guys on a paintball weekend.
I didn't catch Avatar at the cinema, but I heard it uses it sparingly, like just for fast action scenes.
Only way I can think you'd be able to watch from home is a virtual cinema in a VR headset.
I think it just has a home video feel. I can't think of how to describe it. It's like you're watching behind the scenes, it doesn't feel cinematic at all. It's weird.