Anyone struggle with the dark filming?

I noticed that too. I think the DP forgot to take the lense cap off the camera.

I saw it at home on Blu-ray and it never seemed that way to me. Except for the inside scenes which were supposed to be rather dark.

TxMike
Make a choice, to take a chance, to make a difference.

I really liked the film as a whole, but was frustrated with the excessively dark scenes. I get making a stylistic choice to have things look a certain way, but it too often became genuinely confusing as to what was happening, or what people even looked like......it really came to a head in the climactic scene, we needed a bit more clarity there. I like Green as a director and I'm not sure what happened; he generally seems very in control of his visual style so I'm inclined to assume it was deliberate but it wound up being a major drawback to an otherwise excellent film for me. I would love to ask him why it wound up that way.


You'd be wrong, though. It's Hambone.

Much too dark, distracting.

Nope, everything was perfectly clear.

Some scenes were so dark I couldn't see anything. My copy isn't Blu-ray, though.

The Blu ray was clear on my viewing.

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