Why is Mexico always depicted as having a yellow filter in movies/shows? ResetEra
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breaking bad Mexico before piss filter CanArt3 • 2 yr. ago It's really weird that they make it look like mexico has a yellow skyline lol. I bet many Hollywood movie lovers will feel awkward if they actually go to Mexico to see the sky is as blue as it is on California lol. 343_Chudston • 2 yr. ago • Edited 2 yr. ago it serves 3 purposes:
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Tried to color correct this Mexican Breaking Bad scene so that it's not obnoxiously yellow.
The "Mexico filter" in this series is so intense it has to be a parody. r/breakingbad
Also, Breaking Bad never uses title cards for years and dates like "Chihuahua, Mexico. 1986. " So the filter is a form of exposition. Audiences subconsciously immediately know that the cold opening or brand new location is south of the border, without having to put a title card next to the shot.
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6 cosmogli • 2 yr. ago Weren't those twins Mexicans too? 9 theredkeyfob • 2 yr. ago Most notably, after Gus kills Eladio the filter actually disappears. 25 EveryEconomist6358
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Shows like Breaking Bad, Narcos, and Better Call Saul on the streaming platform depict Mexico with a layer of orange sepia tint and yellow saturation. This is indeed done to show the barren yet diverse and open lands of the Mexican nation, where an abundance of sunlight prevails throughout the year.
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Breaking Bad used that filter to indicate every time their characters were in Mexico, possibly as a self-aware nod to how "yellow filter = Mexico" has become.
10 Clapback Memes About the Yellow 'Mexican Filter' That Hollywood OverUses In Movies
Culture The Internet Thinks NYC Looks Like It Has 'Mexico Filter' — We Explain By Kiko Martinez 06.08.23 at 10:27 am Photo by David Dee Delgado/Getty Images As the wildfires in Canada continue.
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A plane carrying 2 tonnes of nacho cheese crashed in the Mexican Desert causing all the nacho cheese to spill out and evaporate into the air, making it look yellow. 868 Johnoss • 4 yr. ago Doesn't sound like a disaster if you ask me 158 BootySmackahah • 4 yr. ago The disaster was that it didn't crash nearer to my house. 104 Philip-Radkov
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1. https://twitter.com/mitl234/status/1424001108557586433?s=20 This Twitter user poked fun at the misconceptions Hollywood has about Mexico. As this picture shows, the sky is blue on both sides. Can you believe it? 2. if Twilight was made in Mexico would it have a blue or yellow filter???? pic.twitter.com/7naGGRXTzQ
10 Clapback Memes About the Yellow 'Mexican Filter' That Hollywood OverUses In Movies
Breaking Bad was subject to internet mockery for its 'Mexico filter' which it used to highlight any scenes taking place south of the border. The Darjeeling Limited and Slumdog Millionaire , both set in India and directed by Anglo-American directors, were similarly yellow-graded to a similar effect.
In "Breaking Bad" (20082013), the directors opted out of colorcorrecting scenes shot in Mexico
Ever notice whenever they go to Mexico in Breaking Bad there's a yellow filter? We might have found the origin to the filter in this forgotton movie. Edited.
10 Clapback Memes About the Yellow 'Mexican Filter' That Hollywood OverUses In Movies
Nearly a decade ago, Reddit users pointed out that viewers could spot a Breaking Bad scene in Mexico because the screen turned the color of straw. American films tend to add the yellow filter when they depict countries stereotyped as impoverished, polluted, or war zones (or all three).
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That yellowish filter made it look beautiful though. 😁🤗 r/breakingbad
The cinematography. 1 / 7 slovis-1 This scene from season 3 demonstrates Slovis' use of wide-angle shots and saturated color palettes. Why is Breaking Bad so good? There's the obvious: Bryan.
10 Clapback Memes About the Yellow 'Mexican Filter' That Hollywood OverUses In Movies
A primary example of the use of the yellow filter was the hit TV series Breaking Bad. Anytime our white main characters would get close to the southern border of the United States and venture into Mexican territory, the filter would be a straw-like yellow.
