Color grading sucks

why is every movie blue or yellow these days? i miss when films looked natural.

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I mean it's even worse when it's used to make a movie look LESS stylish.
Fury Road at least used it to heighten the non-reality of its setting.

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It's really annoying and makes movies look bland. Casino Royale trailer vs. final movie.

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I could barely get through Pitch Black because of this shit

I miss 20th century kino :(

What's even worse is when hacks color grade classic films

Movies are all digital now. So there's a lot of knobs and dials that need adjustment. Colors need to pop when your movie wants to compete against the next big capeshit. It's alright to a certain degree, but those pixel niggers never know when enough is enough.

Hey NIGGER you are complaining about color correction color grading is actually making shit natural and they can't just leave shit untouced outside the cam because log footage is naturaly desaturated.

NIGGER

All these "le color correction is bad" threads are made by autists who learned photoshop two weeks ago and think that every single film should look as natural as possible in it's color scheme no matter if the film is not placed in a natural narrative at all.

Movie studios figured out that orange and blue tickles the sweet spot in normalpleb brains and thus increases sales.

So now you will have orange and teal movies forever.