All of the movement can be situated in the center. VCRs and tape rental are big business. Many of the movies are not created for the box office, but with the future of VHS sales in mind. Along with the centering of the image, the television's plot can fufill the function of entertainment. If the space on the screen cannot show something occur especially because it is psychological, it will tell it to you.
Cinema is an art of layering disappearance.
Television has become an art of stringing along exposures. No longer does censorship go to the extremes of the early twentieth century over what can be seen and not seen. Censorship, however much I disagree with it legally, spawns creativity and magic. In the 1930s people didn't hop into bed with their bodies all over the screen. To suggest intercourse, was a careful maneuver that had nothing to do with showing or talking about the act.