Hey Moon, nice palette.
Moon’s palette focuses on yellow, blue, white and black. Mainly this film takes place inside of a station that is cold and desolate, but it is extremely inclusive and careful with the use of a canary yellow color throughout each shot. No matter how small the inclusion is, yellow can be seen (unless we are focusing on a shot outside during a harvest of the moon’s surface or specifically towards the end of the film when drama heightens as Sam finds more to uncover in the station—sucking out this color almost completely) . This yellow is a color of security or comfort and sunlight. It echoes a lost warmth for Sam’s character and is used during flashback scenes with his wife, for his daughters dress and of course GERTY’s user interface. The color is a great storytelling device as it helps create triggers and brightens up each room barely enough. When this color is removed even for a moment, it’s easy for us to digest the beat of the story visually even if we don’t know what’s suddenly missing from it.
New format, do you guys hate it?
Esa divertida peli que se llama Moon