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>20 years between movies
>everything looks the same
Boomers had it rough
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Anonymous
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>>223447643
Look how real and lived in those sets look. Compare to modern set design that looks minimal and overly-clean like an ikea commercial
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Anonymous
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>>223447643
You're cherrypicking. The cinematography and sets in those 2 films are actually quite different from each other - one being colorful and Christmas themed, and the other being rather muted and sparse.
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>>223447643
Spoken like someone who wasn't born at the time.
They look completely different.
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