ever notice how movies from the late 90s/early 2000s still have that "film" look to them? wonder what that's all about, because movies today certainly don't look the same
Ever notice how movies from the late 90s/early 2000s still have that "film" look to them? wonder what that's all about...
Blake Robinson
Liam Cruz
Was Superbad the first big movie to buck this trend
Daniel Cruz
Or maybe Napoleon Dynamite
Noah Flores
It's because they were shot on film. Starting in the 2010s basically every non high budget film is shot in digital and graded by retards
Austin Mitchell
Gee, I sure wonder what happened between then and now?
If you want a GREAT example of a movie doing the transformation from "classic movie" look to looking like hot fucking garbage - watch rush hour 2.
The first act of the movie in hong kong was shot with old HK movie industry film stock and looks great, the US scenes were all shot digitally and look like hot fucking garbage.
Brayden Diaz
Eurphoria season 2 was all shot on film and it looks incredible. Feels very 2000s
Anthony Davis
Daniel Mitchell
I thot Synedoche, New York was a 90s film for this reason.
Tyler Long
>ever notice how movies from the late 90s/early 2000s still have that "film" look to them?
You mean because they used...FILM.
Digital still didn't look cinema grade until the late 00s, so even if film editing was a pain in the ass it was still industry standard until the late 00s.
I think at that time only shit like News stations and the like fully switched over to digital only because any way to save time editing was worth it even if the video quality suffered.
Jack James
I don't care what anyone thinks. Movies shot on film just feel more human somehow
Matthew Walker
the film trend?
David Green
im a bit stunned film was still the most popular up until 2012
Nicholas Rodriguez
I miss that look. It was more cinematic. The picture looks too clean now.
That 70s film stock they had was great for horror movies.
Thomas Morales
Shot on actual 35mm film
Shit today is all shot with digital cameras
Film is dead.
Jack Taylor
Yes, because movies actually had stories still. Prior to the time of all the capeshit and 95% CGI movies.
People will yearn for real movies when all the heavy VFX films in 10 years look to them as complete garbage.
watch Independence Day or Titantic. Top-tier movies of their time, and now the VFX scenes look comically bad.
Mason Richardson
News stations were using television cameras and magtape since about forever. Not film.
Chase Morris
>20% shot on tape in 2008
Was that part of the found footage boom?
Dominic Morgan
Yeah everything seems kind of grey now
Aaron Campbell
Hi, user! I've corrected the color and (as a bonus) I've removed the grain! No need to thank me; I really enjoy bringing happiness to people. It's kind of my thing.
Asher Sanders
oh wow it's so HD now!
Isaac Ross
>watch Independence Day or Titantic. Top-tier movies of their time, and now the VFX scenes look comically bad.
Those movies look excellent to this day, especially compared to contemporary pajeetfarm CGI. There's no replacement for miniatures and real explosions