The Colors Of Your Favorite Movies

Your favorite movie (like Blade Runner or Traffic) becomes abstract wall art after the Colors of Motion wizards get their hands on it. Each line represents the average color of a single frame of the movie, arranged sequentially, so you get a funky feel for a movie’s overall tone. You can explore the movies interactively on the website: thecolorsofmotion.com/

Mad Mad: Fury Road

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Notice the blue sections, which correspond to the night sequences!

The Matrix

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Lots of different shades of green, just like you'd expect.

Fargo

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Lots of pale blues, from the scenes in the snow.

The Grand Budapest Hotel

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Wes Anderson always uses vibrant and distinctive colors, like the reddish hues in Grand Budapest.

Manhattan

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Black and white movies, like Woody Allen's iconic "Manhattan" also look interesting.

Blade Runner

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Ridley Scott's sci-fi masterpiece has some cool blues and greens.

Ex Machina

Moulin Rouge!

The Wizard of Oz

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