for an explicit example of how the Intangible Sludge has become standardized, look no further than a season 1 dexter screencap & a dexter: new blood screencap (pls do not @ me with "but he's not in miami anymore")
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This was one of several problems with MANY SAINTS OF NEWARK. The digital photography makes everything lifeless!

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It’s not the fault of digital cameras…
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Plenty of movies shot on digital have vibrant imagery full of color and contrast. Digital, when used correctly, is not the problem
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I love shooting digital and would never switch to film but the digital workflow has made many DPs very lazy
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that was just a dogshit color grade that they used in an attempt to make it look more “1970s” ish like Joker (which was also pretty gross to look at)
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Sicario was shot on digital cameras. It’s not the camera.
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Almost all my problems with that movie were with the embarrassing Sylvio parody performance
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That movie really looked like shit.
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It isn't the camera that's the issue. Knives Out is fully digital, but does a pretty bang-up job of looking like it was shot on 35mm.