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For I, Robot, Open Matte sometimes reveals production equipment or empty space – but also adds immersion during action scenes.

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Collectors and videophiles hunt Open Matte for three reasons: note: Director Alex Proyas framed I

However, note: Director Alex Proyas framed I, Robot for 2.35:1. Open Matte can sometimes feel “wrong” – too much headroom or unintentional boom mics.

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