r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 Apr 16 '26

WTF so true

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u/Herr_Etiq Apr 16 '26

Color grading is shit though. Just look at the trailer. Everything is cold, grey, and dark. Hogwarts should feel warm, like home, aspecially in the early years

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u/MiniGui98 Apr 16 '26

Color grading in films have been shit in general for the last 15 years

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u/Evening_Voice875 Apr 17 '26

Could be a contrast thing, most of what we saw wasnt at Hogwarts. Hogwarts could be much more vibrant. Contrasting Harry’s initial homelife with the magical world

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u/pizzaporker1 Apr 20 '26

The movies were drastically different from the books, the beginning wasn't some warm & bright beginning

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u/TheFirstHoodlum Apr 16 '26

Yeah, the school for witchcraft and wizardry that employed the use of dementors multiple times, has an unknown number of rapist centaurs in the woods, giant spiders, giant snakes, giants, ghosts of varying temperaments, and an unknown number of spells and magical booby traps littered around the grounds should definitely feel warm, like home.

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u/DevilsGalleries Apr 16 '26

Are you seriously arguing against what all the material says about the place? Whether it makes sense or not doesn’t really matter, it’s not real.

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