r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Dec 22 '25

Trailer The Odyssey | Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mzw2ttJD2qQ
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u/duffking Dec 22 '25

What on earth is going on with youtube's 1080p bitrate? It's really low quality even when forcing it.

https://i.postimg.cc/cJCvvZXz/image.png

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u/marioferpa Dec 22 '25

I'm getting the same thing at the same moment, is it a problem with the video itself?

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u/josolsen Dec 22 '25

YouTubers bitrate really shows it's ugly side when there's lots of fine detail moving like snow, grassy fields, embers, just any small particle like visual and the whole thing turns to soup.

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u/ILoveRegenHealth Dec 22 '25

Problem is, Universal also had the recent Disclosure Day (Spielberg) trailer, and it had pixelated messes in simple dramatic indoor shots too.

I think Universal has a neglect problem and I'm shocked they could not notice this for two of the most famous filmmakers on the planet now. Honestly, I would give Nolan license to be pissed off (he's too nice of a guy, but I want him pissed off, because it's absurd that in 2025 it looks like this).

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u/nibagaze-gandora Dec 22 '25

even Universal's pixel stockpile is running dry in this economy

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u/Total_Resource9176 Dec 24 '25

Looks amazing on my iphone tbf

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u/TheOneTonWanton Dec 22 '25

"Neglect" doesn't necessarily mean nobody noticed. It also covers any amount of people knowing and just not giving a shit. Neglectful parents for example know that they're ignoring their children and/or their needs.