I only know 2 things after watching this one: 1. There's something quite beautiful in modern film presented in black and white with only some colors grading for a very specific things (which is another node to Spielberg using it in the amazing Schindler's List). I thinks that'a what was so visually appealing in Sin City and Logan Noir version. 2. Even freakin' MTV shows a caution slide before things that might induce an epileptic seizure. HBO, a little 'heads on' before the episode won't kill you, but it's absence could make someone else's day a lot worse. And that WAS NOT a minor light blips, it was a straight-to-the-eyes rapid strobes. Fix this next time.
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I only know 2 things after watching this one:
1. There's something quite beautiful in modern film presented in black and white with only some colors grading for a very specific things (which is another node to Spielberg using it in the amazing Schindler's List).
I thinks that'a what was so visually appealing in Sin City and Logan Noir version.
2. Even freakin' MTV shows a caution slide before things that might induce an epileptic seizure. HBO, a little 'heads on' before the episode won't kill you, but it's absence could make someone else's day a lot worse. And that WAS NOT a minor light blips, it was a straight-to-the-eyes rapid strobes. Fix this next time.