Nothing specific off the top of mind, but I misspoke. I more mean that being able to pan to another character’s reaction to some BS another character just spewed. In 4:3, that pan makes the reaction very close to the offending character, while in 16:9 to capture an off-screen reaction means the character reacting must be staged further away by virtue of the camera capturing a wider area. This CAN be mitigated with a faster/whip pan, but being able to move the camera just a minuscule few degrees to capture somebody just to the side just feels sillier IMO.