/tv/ - The reason why all his movies are grey/brown/blue - Television & Film

Anonymous

11/20/25(Thu)17:50:34 No.216061333

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Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)17:50:34 No.216061333 Archived

The reason why all his movies are grey/brown/blue is because he is red/green colorblind, so everything to him looks grey/brown

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)17:51:04 No.216061343

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)17:51:04 No.216061343

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The bottom is the full color spectrum he sees

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)17:51:36 No.216061354

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)17:51:36 No.216061354

>>216061333
That doesn't explain why the designs, sets, and composition are so dull though

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)17:52:46 No.216061382

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)17:52:46 No.216061382

>>216061333
His only good movies are Following and Memento.

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)17:53:02 No.216061391

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)17:53:02 No.216061391

>>216061354
He is used to not seeing very much color so he cares more about firm, bold lines, shapes, etc. The same way that people without a sense of taste prefer crunchy/spicy foods since they get no stimulation from the flavor

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)17:54:18 No.216061410

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)17:54:18 No.216061410

>>216061343
I think that's how cats and dogs see the world

Which one is he?

Anonymous
11/20/25(Thu)17:58:18 No.216061486

Anonymous 11/20/25(Thu)17:58:18 No.216061486

>>216061333
>he is red/green colorblind
I'm calling BS. He just can't use color effectively like every other modern director.