>>62731417
10s

>>62731417
>Warm colors
Can you give an example?

>>62731467
Good will hunting for example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaZVjZEFkRs

A prominence of orange/light brown/lavender tones. It's a latter half of 90s thing really, but it looks so cheap.

> 70s
> It ain't me
> Every movie has an embarrassing sociological view or message
> All the American cities at the time looked like a dump in a completely meh way

>>62731546
I'm not really seeing it there.

>>62731589
Look at 0:50. Skin doesn't look like that.

>>62731546

Yeah you don't know what you're talking about. You must be blind

>>62731642
Neither does it look like in any other stylistic color palette?

>>62731673
Well, yeah, but the overtly warm colour palette of 90s films is what bugs me. It looks cheap.

>>62731700
so does your mother

>>62731700
>It looks cheap.
The problem is with you then, because you somehow associate warm colors with cheapness.

>>62731417
uh idk I like some movies from pretty much every year

>>62731467
se7en

>>62731546
>>62731417
I know exactly what you're talking about but calling this a product of "the 90's" is stupid. It was perhaps a group of studios in the 90's.

I don't like today's edgy grimdark overly serious nature of films.

>late 60's early/mid 70's
>everything is ugly even the good films
>sound quality is even worse than the 50's for some reason