1080p (Full HD) has over 2 million pixels , which is more than double the ~921,000 pixels in 720p. This extra detail is critical for the film's sharp digital look, captured on ARRI ALEXA cameras.
Low-bitrate 1080p encodes (where the file is smaller than 2GB). Those are scams. If a 1080p file is only 1.8GB, it has been compressed so heavily that the 720p version will actually look better . the wolverine 2013 dual audio 720p or 1080p better
Before comparing resolutions, note that The Wolverine benefits greatly from a (e.g., a 10-bit x264 or x265 from a reputable release group). A high-bitrate 720p encode can look better than a low-bitrate, bloated 1080p encode filled with artifacts — especially in dark scenes (like the Nagasaki sequence or the snowy final fight). 1080p (Full HD) has over 2 million pixels