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fun article on contemporary colorization

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Bill McNeal

Hmmm.... you might have to copy & paste this link, but it's worth a look.....

http://theabyssgazes.blogspot.com/2010/03/teal-and-orange-hollywood-please-stop.html
http://theabyssgazes.blogspot.com/2010/03/teal-and-orange-ho (Open in New Window)

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It surprisingly leaves off the major sinner: Matrix. From then on, the orange - tinear 10:30:11 12/05/10 (1)
was eliminated and it was teal. And shades of gray, brown, black.
It's become a trope in 90% of Hollywood sci-fi.
- Green... - Harmonia 23:33:06 12/05/10 (0)
  ...it seemed like the Matrix trilogy was really, really...green.
It could be worse. - R Browne 23:38:53 12/04/10 (0)
You could have a film with a limited color palette AND every scene shot with a shaky hand held camera. For good measure add some over-saturated fireball explosions as exclamation points to the poorly written dialogue thanks to the free Explosions Plug-In now available for Final Draft Version 8.
I just watched Se7en and every single frame was orange and teal. I'd never noticed it before (nt) - Doug Flynn 13:31:41 12/04/10 (0)
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RE: fun article on contemporary colorization - grinagog 03:41:55 12/03/10 (0)
The DeNiro film, "The Mission" used way too much orange/yellow filtering + the same for Edward Zwicks "Legends of the Fall"
It's a little too obvious an effect + why do they bother? Nice posting!

GW

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