The file name you mentioned refers to an or "Hall Print," which is usually recorded with a camera inside a theater. Watching a visual powerhouse like Black Adam in that quality is a disservice to the film for a few reasons:
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Dwayne Johnson plays Teth-Adam, an anti-hero awakened after 5,000 years with god-like powers fueled by rage. Unlike Superman or Shazam, Adam has no qualms about killing his enemies, which provides a refreshing, grittier edge to the usual DC formula.
"Hall prints" often have muffled sound, echoes, and audience noise, ruining the booming score and heavy hitting sound effects.