The on location shots were done in places with a lot of natural fog, particularly TLW which filmed in the Redwoods during the late summer months when the fog was at its thickest. I still say that JP and TLW has the most natural usage of filters and cinematography. It's not even a visual effects spectacle like, say, Star Wars or even some Marvel movies. It's not a very interesting movie on a visual standpoint. It doesn't use any mise-en-scene, and that's my main gripe with it. It's basic, and made for ultra HD screens. Jurassic World, I would say, is a good example of average contemporary cinematography.
But on a modern television screen it looks out of place in more moderately exposed shots. I understand the reasoning and intent behind it. Same for JP, interiors and night scenes were done on sets and exterior day shots were done on location.Check out how underexposed the stampede shot below is and it's in sunny or semi sunny conditions. The only one that wasn't was the rex nest and that was twilight so the scene didn't require Spielberg and Kaminski to recreate direct sunlight. Almost all of the set scenes were night scenes. Thats why so many sets are for interiors or done for night scenes. Truth is, it's very difficult to imitate true sunlight on a set. The scene is lit very darkly even for the overcast weather. They darkened those scenes to match the lighting to the scenes filmed on sets. The lighting on Jurassic Park /// feels very underexposed, especially in the scenes done on location. The stegos look brighter and more green too. For example, the rex looks much brighter and has a more vivid green tone than Buck and jr from TLW. Like Lost said, the one in TLW did not feel tropical- it felt more sub-tropical imo.Īnother thing regarding the environment- could it be the reason why some animals look different? And i'm not talking about the obvious raptors (I think they are probably Masrani made with the new info). Dv-218 wrote: Haha damn you guys are right, I don't understand how I missed that must be because of the awful quality I watched the movie in.īut either way, I still think it feels different than the JP3 jungle.
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