Post scenes with excellent use of color

post scenes with excellent use of color

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>walt is in the light
>carmen is in the dark
>this is the last time they spoke as freinds

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hmmmmmm..........

>When your wife leaves you for the sole reason that you own two cell phones

loved all those piss-filter mexico scenes,
really made me think we're in los mexicos now jajajaja el hombres dos sombreros ay caramba los dios pollos hermano xDDD

i'll never understand why shows / movies do this. it looks so fucking bad

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What are you trying to say?

oops, meant to post this one

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Also, JP timeline Laura Dern is cutest Laura Dern.

>excellent use of color
the most brainlet analysis there is

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Ran (1985)

to comfy

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The River (1951)

I don't normally like how Breaking Bad looks but that's a nice use of contrast.

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the whole 'House of flying daggers' movie

Excellent choice

This scene in Bajirao Mastani

youtube.com/watch?v=h6lHUn20J5g

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Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)

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what movie / scene is that shining homage from ?

bland

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Just realising how many bed scenes are in this movie

Explain these to me.

The Taking Of Power By Louis XIV (1966)

The Driver is standing in front of a blue backdrop because he's a sad boi. Blue = sad

Irene is standing in warm, yellow light because that represents hope and happiness.

The Driver is lonely and stuck in his ways and sees Irene as his only chance of salvation.

oranges represents death.

the bright and soft colors represent the comfy suburban life that jimmy is a part of, it contrasts Jeulz and Vince's life

yellow mirror is the audience looking into the scene

the coffee mug is striped to draw attention to it. as coffee is very important to jimmy and ties in with his dialogue

Cleopatra (1963)

>orange represents death
lmao nigga what?

its breaking bad. there are a few kubrick and tarintino homages

youtu.be/sr1NMzPVCSA?t=89

1:29

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Red (1994)

Watch The Godfather

god he's so handsome

film?

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Top Gun has great cinematography.

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literally any scene in the grand budapest hotel (location)

so deep

>stupid wh*Teoid didn't draw his sword
hahaha get BLACKed lil wh*Te boy

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nice choice

love that movie and love the soundtrack !

twin peaks in general

Insecure alt right cuck lmao sad

>filename
please tell me you didn't just make this

Silence (2016)

>having autism

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Maitresse (1975)

Lady Snowblood (1973)

in this shot, the color is what matters the least, you're just regurgitating someone else's opinion instead of actually learning about composition

you don't deserve to like this film

lol trump won

look at these power rangers

The Cell (2000)

Thanks for the breaking news report

Dougie Jones

Imagine being the cinematographer in this scene.

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Seriously, nobody wants Hitler in color.

The only good one so far, and that's only because the director is a colorblind autist.

side view please

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Doctor Who - Heaven Sent - Season 9

Oh yeah? Show us your spicy tastes then, faggot. Oh what's that? Little baby bitch can't think of anything? So typical. Get cancer, cocksucker.

>implying Irish were ever in the Slave Trade
They were the original slaves

Underrated movie. Far from perfect, but a rare bit of visionary filmmaking in our time.

>you don't deserve to like this film

you're fat

Explain how African-Americans got Irish last names then

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Anything by Kubrick
Anything by Wes Anderson

Kieślowski is pure K I N O

white people lookin goofy af with timbs

it's the same with all of kubrick's films. the fan base is nothing more than annoying douche bags. also barry lyndon was object garbage. liking that film on any level simply paints you as a poser

La Notte

I wish we had a show like breaking bad

>thread about use of colour
>posts some black and white film

it uses those two colors to the max tho

Marriage, slave owners assigning names. Not all of them gave them the family name.

This whole film uses coloreds pretty well.

Obligatory

'No!'

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