I'm watching Dante's Peak (1997), a volcano flick starring Pierce Brosnan.
The colours are just so wonderful -- it's like being outside in real nature.
Whereas with modern movies things seem really washed out. The filming is crisp, and the composition is usually good, but it feels like you're living in a claustrophobic world. Modern movies feel a lot like living in 1984.
Is this the difference between film/digital? Or are people choosing different colour palates?
Somewhat. To help you understand the differences, consider this film on the much more extreme usecase of rocket photography.
Film can have a much wider dynamic range than sensors.
Great video! Thanks.
I think a lot of people on this board would love to see it, so I hope someone sees your comment.