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I think Don Burgessdid a wonderful job here. If you notice the colour palettethat he's...

I think Don Burgessdid a wonderful job here. If you notice the colour palettethat he's dealing with, and how you really can almost feelthe harshness of the drug, and what that's leading this characterto experience. Yeah, I think if I recall,he changed the colour palette to a much cooler sort ofblue-green colour palette and really de-saturated, so it made you, sort of,feel all the lack of warmth and, you know,anything of that nature in the scenes. It made you feel like everything'sbeen drained out of her life, just like he did with his colour palette

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I think Don Burgess did a wonderful job here
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If you notice the colour palette that he's dealing with
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and how you really can almost feel the harshness of the drug
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and what that's leading this character to experience
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Yeah I think if I recall he changed the colour palette
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to a much cooler sort of blue green colour palette
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and really de saturated
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so it made you sort of feel all the lack of warmth
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and you know anything of that nature in the scenes
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It made you feel like everything's been drained out of her life
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just like he did with his colour palette
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Duration
47 seconds
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265
Timestamp in Movie
01:29:59
Uploaded
Jan 28, 2026
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Production
Paramount Pictures,The Steve Tisch Company,Wendy Finerman Productions

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The presidencies of Kennedy and Johnson, the Vietnam War, the Watergate scandal and other historical events unfold from the perspective of an Alabama man with an IQ of 75, whose only desire is to be reunited with his childhood sweeth