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Stands for Standard Definition . Since the movie was shot on analog film or early digital video in 1997, its original and native resolution is 480i/576i, predating the High-Definition (HD) era.

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: Stands for Standard Definition . Content from 1997 was shot natively in analog formats (such as Betacam SP) or early digital video formats, resulting in a 480i or 576i resolution, long before High Definition (HD) or 4K became standard.

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