Anyone else think there are way too many films like this that are just too damn bright with Primary colours everywhere ? You usually see them in really low budget made for tv films that have loads of neon, and fish eye lens camera work.
I think its horrid myself. Anyone agree ?
I loved the colors, I felt it brought a storybook quality to the film. I felt the wonderful use of color was almost a separate character.
shareWouldn't be so bad if the paint job was good instead of looking like the kids painted the walls.
shareI felt like the bright colors added to the strangeness of the film. I'm kind of a sucker for films that are colorful, like Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, Spy Kids and this movie.
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I felt like the bright colors added to the strangeness of the film. I'm kind of a sucker for films that are colorful, like Charlie And The Chocolate Factory
I adored the colours in this film. They helped tell the story and made it a sumptuous visual treat.
I would have liked a lot more colour in the Harry Potter films as well, they became so dark (in visual terms) that I almost felt as if I was going blind watching them.
Apologies for typos, this was typed with the help of two kittens, Lara and Oz.
The colors were whimsical and storybook,and I enjoyed them,as well as the house,and all the quirkey things in this movie..PS I enjoyed the 2nd Nanny movie more....
shareNope, I don't think there are enough.
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