If you squash every scene from the The Matrix into one image you’ll get something that looks like an old fuzzy TV screen. Look a little closer though and you’ll see the entire movie unfold, all without watching a single scene. As you scan from left to right and top to bottom the colors flip flop between dark greens and oranges and blues and purples. If you know the film’s plot even just vaguely you’ll be able to ‘watch’ it unfold just by following the changes in hues and tones: the colors themselves tell the story. This was no accident. The film uses…
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