Why did the later Harry Potter movies look so grey and soulless?
>>222551887england is like that
>>222551887david yates is a hack
The overall story became darker and more mature as the series went on and the color grading was directed to reflect the transformation.
>>222551887Yates being a hack
>>222551887trump
>>222551974>The overall story became darker and more mature as the series went onI like that explanation though I doubt they intended that
>>222551887>Why did the later Harry Potter movies look so grey and soulless?Because they were shot on film, which was already an obsolete format at the time.
>>222551887I hate that too. I adjust tint (or whatever it's called nowadays) and boost the color saturation and that pretty much fixes it
>>222551887Ron gets fat
>>222552746Mainstream Hollywood is like that as a whole
>>222551974Same excuse as always. Could have been darker, even visually, without becoming the matrix. Because at the end, it looked like the matrix. Should have let Christopher Columbus back for another roll to wrap up the series just as he'd started it.
