@cinemahow: Is this the best Netflix series? Few shows will ever reach the level of hype that the first season of Squid Game had upon release back in 2021. While remembered best for its gripping, twisted action, South Korean filmmaker Hwang Dong-hyuk’s careful application of color theory elevates the first season from great to amazing, offering a subtle detail that reflects the care that went into the show’s creation. Though interest dipped by the time of the final season last year, the show’s cultural remains immense across social media, spawning an American spin-off still in development. Where does Squid Game rank in your all-time Netflix shows? Original theory credit: u/ModestyGideon #FilmAnalysis #Netflix #ColorTheory #VisualStorytelling #Movies

edie 🧟‍♂️ :

“did the director know this?” you guys have to realise that in good cinema and tv, everything single thing on screen is intentional. everything is done for a reaosn

𝑻𝑶𝑴𝑬𝑪𝒁𝑬𝑲𝑲 🌍🏆⚽ :

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Wieueiwu :

Bro just talking everything

weeeheee :

not sure if the director realized this

JessyPinkAss :

does the director knows ?

Ale :

actually creative

AkoLangto :

Pure example that Cinematography is all based on emotions of Colors, and how to capture it through angles, perspective and meanings

Lucas :

CMYK Mentioned

Jhong Hilarious :

Only season 1 exist, season 2 and 3 are Netflix begging for money

Dice :

onto absolutely nothing bro

Theo.p26 :

i can’t remember his name but 456 is rich in season 2 and 3 because he won the first games

mon :

squeezing all the coincidence dry

👠ijeu리즈 :

THE XOZMOS 🐈‍⬛ :

saw this on Instagram and I just love when people study cinema composition, it's so interesting!

F4RIS_RM :

Is this what colour theory is?

Maria Sophia :

Genius

Thishanth :

the blue looks purple to me...

Alfin Bara :

WOW

looqiman :

Yeah that’s just one of the shows I didn’t bother watching I haven’t even finished them all S1 was enough

drei :

PURGE :

ahh, the basic cmyk principle

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