[ SECRET POST #3807 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3807 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Ballerina (Leap!)]


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03.
[Archer, season 8: Dreamland]


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04.
(Gillian Anderson as New God Media, American Gods)


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05.
[8 Out of 10 Cats, 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown]


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06.
(Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.)


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07.
[Pokémon]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You mean sandy colored. You are bitching because a movie filmed and set in a desert was sand colored. Wonderful.

[(Anonymous)]

It was dully colored. You know what fantastically colored movies were set in the desert? Mad Max: Fury Road and Lawrence of Arabia. Yet those desert movies look phenomenal.

[(Anonymous)]

Riiight. Well you had me going for a bit, but you overplayed your hand there. 4/10 Good troll effort.

[(Anonymous)]

You can't say a movie like that isn't just some muddy brown just because it adds some orange tinted brown to the mix.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

I feel like when you're grouping Lawrence of Arabia and Fury Road together, you're probably not making a useful point anymore

Also: I don't think The Mummy was as dully colored as all that? I think it was going for a different aesthetic than either of the two movies cited and I think it did fair enough.

[(Anonymous)]

I just looked at scenes from it on youtube. Other than a couple highlights (clothes and shitty effects), it was all the same dull brown and gold.

[(Anonymous)]

You need to check your monitor settings, maybe fling it up onto a proper tv screen. It definitely is not.

It is this week's cinemasins video, and you can clearly see on it that it is in no way shot the same way as a lot of recent action movies.

[diet_poison]

MMFR was very sandy-colored

very enjoyable movie, but still: sandy-colored

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know

The bits that were actually sand were very sandy-colored, but the things that weren't sand weren't sandy-colored, mostly

[(Anonymous)]

MMFR had extremely brilliant colors. The desert itself was uber yellow, but there was lots of vibrancy in everything else.

[diet_poison]

oh I'm not arguing with that. I just don't recall the overall palette being super rainbow or anything. (it was a gorgeous movie)

[ketita]

I don't remember the Mummy and how it looked, but MMFR might have been sandy, but it was well-saturated and contrasted. A lot of films nowadays are muddy and hard to follow, I think.

eta: it's like black-and-white films. They didn't have a lot of color, but in any well-made one you have no problem following what's going on.

[diet_poison]

nah I definitely agree with that.