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To was a sedan and an SUV. ;)
Q likes to sport the Shaggy Rogers hair do these days .
A minor but still important difference here is that a lot of the colour scheme seems to stem from practical lighting choices on set (the Jamaica club and Safin's lab being prime examples), rather than the colour grading doing a huge chunk of the heavy lifting in terms of mood. This is not a dig at HVH's work (there is plenty that I like in SP) but Sandgren's does look more vibrant and contrast-y.
That's not "modern". Teal and orange was a hype between 2005-2015. Hollywood is slowly abandoning it for other complementary colours and in the colorgrading community the famous M31Lut (or variations) used to get that teal and orange look on footage, is hardly sold or used anymore. I really can't think of a 2019 blockbuster that has that intense teal and orange look NTTD looks to have. 'Joker' comes close, but even this movie used other complementay colours as well, mainly red and green.
Watch a Michael bay film.
Okay. Every movie is graded. Has been since early 00's. But there's natural and light grading (QoS) and there's intense grading (NTTD) which some people, probably including myself, will find distracting.
Yes, graded. But not a teal and orange movie. Blue is blue, not teal. The grading complimented Deakins use of light rather well.
For those wanting a closer look at the explosion with Bond and Felix, I have captured each frame in the scene, which gives a little more detail.
That is so cool is that every frame?
Much appreciated.
@octofinger Useful info about the guns
https://www.range365.com/guns-james-bond-daniel-craig/
I can get that. I kicked off the PAINFACE meme, was happy to see it flourish across Bond communities!
Thanks @Red_Snow i was looking for that.
Thanks.
That’s probably because the film (and its marketing) promises a lot: a three hour epic film, a new young director, some fresh writers, amazing camerawork, the closing chapter to Craig’s Bond, connecting all of his films in a more exiting way than Spectre did, some stellar action and stunts, a villain played by a recent Oscar winner, a song that’s had a mostly positive reception…
So if they can deliver on those promises, no one will complain. And everyone will say it was worth the wait.
But if push comes to shove and NTTD doesn’t deliver for most fans, you bet that there’ll be complaining about the five year gap and ‘that Boyle’s version would’ve been better’, ‘they should’ve let Craig go and started fresh’, etc… ;)
There is a lot riding on NTTD. We will all be VERY unhappy if it doesn’t deliver haha. The gap has been awful, and to have waited for something mediocre or worse would really hurt.
I couldn't then someone pointed it out to me,
I do hope you're correct. I don't like the alternative I've been reading here.