Why are movie color grades so muted? Christopher Nolan's red-green colorblindness, for one
moultano · x · 2026-09-03
A discussion on why modern films increasingly use muted color grades, with one often-overlooked explanation: Christopher Nolan is red-green colorblind, which shapes his approach to color and may have influenced the industry trend.
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