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I had not seen any trailers, nor did I see the film at a theater. I was so excited in anticipation of this new Godzilla too. I got the Blu Ray from Netflix today and viewed the film this evening. I thought I was losing my eyesight, nearly everything is shot in the dark. Even the daylight scenes in San Francisco are so black and shades of black, I couldn't make out what was happening. To be fair, even if there was some light thrown onscreen, I still would not have been able to tell what was happening - the film was a total mess! This is the DARKEST film I can ever remember seeing, even when I back lighted it and / or turned up the brightness - nope. I can't blame this film's 'look' on the late and talented 'Prince of Darkness' D.P, Gordon Willis either. Was it just me or my blu ray disc, or was this a problem in theaters as well?
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sOUNDS LIKE Del Toro's PACIFIC RIM! cgi always looks better if you cant see it LOL! brm
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I've watched the Blu-Ray, both 2-D and 3-D, and didn't notice any unusual darkness to the picture.
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