Most movies are shot on film and not captured to video. Because of that, they have never suffered from the constraints of television resolutions. Typically, 35mm and 70mm film have an effective resolution that is higher than either SD or HD television.
When a movie is broadcast, it is converted to a video signal using a tele-cine unit (a film projector and television camera combined into a single device). The television resolution is defined by the camera in the tele-cine unit at the time it is captured to video.
so, film that has been shot before the days of HD television can still be broadcast as HD.
For a long long time
the year 3000
Tsunami is a series of long, high sea waves.
Jackie Chan has been making movies since 1962.
its already come out- its been out for a long time
Crops that have been cultivated for a long period of time
Movies have always been in color. There was no color in the entire world until the 1950's, so that's when color started showing up in the movies!
It's been in theaters since July 1, 2010.
Hamlet and Richard III are long Shakespeare plays. The Tempest and Macbeth are short ones. Movies have been made of all four. Hamlet has been made into more movies than I'd care to count.
Because people in the 40's believed in vampires. Today, the movies are scarier and they sell well. That's why.
Yes, as long as the DVI display supports HDCP (High Definition Content Protection).
This depends on your definition of country. Poland has been its own country, the Republic of Poland, since 1989.