You guys realise most of the film has a green filter over it right?
Im pretty sure the suits are black, throw in lighting and then coloring and it heavily distorts other colors on screen.
So then you are at a dilemma. You have how it looks on the screen during the movie. Or how it looks in real life and not in the movie you watched.
Can't wait to see that Weaving sculpt.
Wearing original sunglasses
or Sequel glasses
Does anyone know BBTS shipping policy. On the page that Neo is up for preorder on it says it qualifies for $4 flat rate shipping. When I did my preorder it says shipping is $11.50. First time ordering from them so not sure how they work.
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So then you are at a dilemma. You have how it looks on the screen during the movie. Or how it looks in real life and not in the movie you watched.
You guys realise most of the film has a green filter over it right?
Im pretty sure the suits are black, throw in lighting and then coloring and it heavily distorts other colors on screen.
They will provide barebones figure in a black inaccurate suit with inaccurate glasses.I see only one solution. Hot Toys must provide...2 suits. *read in Smith's voice*
The 2 pictures of Smith above illustrate the different suits used. For all the films, scenes shot within the Matrix used a Green filter. In the first movie, Smith wore a Green / Grey suit (not black). In the 2nd and 3rd movie, he wore a noticeably black suit (even thought the Green filters were still used). This was done to show he was now separate (unplugged) from the machines. So a Smith from the 1st movie should be wearing a Green/grey suit, which is both screen and real life accurate. The ties are black and appear as such on screen, proving that filters and lighting are not affecting the on screen appearance of the suit.
The 2 pictures of Smith above illustrate the different suits used. For all the films, scenes shot within the Matrix used a Green filter. In the first movie, Smith wore a Green / Grey suit (not black). In the 2nd and 3rd movie, he wore a noticeably black suit (even thought the Green filters were still used). This was done to show he was now separate (unplugged) from the machines. So a Smith from the 1st movie should be wearing a Green/grey suit, which is both screen and real life accurate. The ties are black and appear as such on screen, proving that filters and lighting are not affecting the on screen appearance of the suit.
Choose!
Original 35 mm print
DVD
Bluray (recolored)
They will provide barebones figure in a black inaccurate suit with inaccurate glasses.
And most of you will buy it without hesitation.
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