[ SECRET POST #5310 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5310 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I can't speak to black and white films, or noir films, because I've barely watched any. But I completely agree about realistic darkness in films. I love it so much. I love most kinds of naturalistic light in film.

It's one of several reasons why I find it difficult to enjoy older movies. Everything tends to feel very inert and fakey to me, and the lighting is definitely a big part of that (though certainly not the only part). Though to my understanding, it wasn't the filmmakers' faults that the lighting was so unnatural in older films; they just literally couldn't film in darkness or even dim natural light and still achieve any kind of usable footage because the technology wasn't capable of it yet. At least, that's what the key grip on ICE told me.