Anybody else love the look of most late 80's-early 90's movies?

[jadillac]

They have such a "warmness/softness" that makes them so great to watch. Especially the good movies, even the bad or cheesy ones are a little easier to stomach.

I was watching "What About Bob?" on Netflix the other day and it's just


The color and sharpness in most movies today is just so rigid/harsh IMO

 

[Uncle_Ruckus]

They have such a "warmness/softness" that makes them so great to watch. Especially the good movies, even the bad or cheesy ones are a little easier to stomach.

I was watching "What About Bob?" on Netflix the other day and it's just


The color and sharpness in most movies today is just so rigid/harsh IMO

What About Bob? is a straight up classic. Funniest comedy movie from the 90's or of all time IMO! Great OP!

 

[PhonZhi]

They have such a "warmness/softness" that makes them so great to watch. Especially the good movies, even the bad or cheesy ones are a little easier to stomach.

I was watching "What About Bob?" on Netflix the other day and it's just


The color and sharpness in most movies today is just so rigid/harsh IMO

Ive thought about this before myself. It Could Happen To You is a great examplf of that "softness" that u speak of

 

[FlyRy]

i prefer the look of older films .. dat technicolor

 

[Atsym Sknyfs]

They have such a "warmness/softness" that makes them so great to watch. Especially the good movies, even the bad or cheesy ones are a little easier to stomach.

I was watching "What About Bob?" on Netflix the other day and it's just


The color and sharpness in most movies today is just so rigid/harsh IMO

I agree.. all this cgi and green/blue screens is starting to have films look washed with unnatural colors...
We need sets and models and etc ...

 

[jadillac]

Ive thought about this before myself. It Could Happen To You is a great examplf of that "softness" that u speak of

I need to watch this.

 

[Khalil's_Black_Excellence]

I'm a fan of movies from that era for different reasons. A lot of them do still hold up very well over time and aged good. However, Pacific Rim on blu ray has to be the best purely aesthetic looking live-action movie I've ever seen.

 

[FlyRy]

I need to watch this.

its pretty cheesy.

I'm a fan of movies from that era for different reasons. A lot of them do still hold up very well over time and aged good. However, Pacific Rim on blu ray has to be the best purely aesthetic looking live-action movie I've ever seen.

you ever seen Life of Pi?

 

[Khalil's_Black_Excellence]

its pretty cheesy.


you ever seen Life of Pi?

Yeah, only in theaters tho. I just got the blu ray this weekend, but haven't watched it yet.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

A lot of these movies today look way too home video ish..that digital HD can be a double edge sword.

 

[MartyMcFly]

A lot of these movies today look way too home video ish..that digital HD can be a double edge sword.

Barely anyone shoots on film anymore man that's what happens

 

[Theabbot]

Yeah, only in theaters tho. I just got the blu ray this weekend, but haven't watched it yet.

Prepare your eyes/mind to

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Barely anyone shoots on film anymore man that's what happens

That's a damn shame.

 

[MartyMcFly]

That's a damn shame.

I think only a handful of directors still use film and even that number is dwindling as studios are just converting to digital because its cheaper and easier

 

[jmspro]

They have such a "warmness/softness" that makes them so great to watch. Especially the good movies, even the bad or cheesy ones are a little easier to stomach.

I was watching "What About Bob?" on Netflix the other day and it's just


The color and sharpness in most movies today is just so rigid/harsh IMO

I was watching "Don't Tell Mom The Babysitters Dead" the other day and I was giggling like a little bytch. Then drank some kool-aid and took a nap.