It’s the difference between the dynamic range of projection and the likely OLED you’re watching it on. If the picture mode of the TV is a Dolby (or cinematic) reference mode, you’re likely getting the colors the filmmakers intended.

Wicked was not unsaturated at the cinema as the internet lead me to believe. I think many theaters are just in piss poor shape without the care to make them better.

Either a lot of theaters don’t correctly calibrate their screens or they fixed it before they released jot to digital because everything was really grey when I saw it in theaters. The image here actually looks like a sunny day.

It’s literally gorgeous on my tv I can’t even 😭😭😭

The short, basic answer is that most modern TVs are better than most theaters.

I just watched this video that explains this whole thing, but it's basically bad movie screens and old movie projectors. You could have 2 completely different experiences in 2 different theaters

It’s your tv, and the movie was intentionally unsaturated, GEESH

I felt like the colors were more muted on my TV:(

Hate to say it but you went to a bad theater with a bad screen I saw it in 4DX and the picture was phenomenal

Is it? Good because I was disappointed in the theater. All those pretty sets, costumes, and flowers seemed so shockingly dull compared to what I was expecting. I expected the colors to jump off the screen.