The color palette used for a movie's scenery, the characters' clothing, and the props helps transport the viewer to magical kingdoms, outer space, or post-apocalyptic landscapes.

That imagined future is lush and green and beautiful. It’s an iconoclastic choice for a post-apocalyptic tale. The first episode of Station Eleven drops viewers in a now-familiar fictional ...

In the apocalyptic though colorful future, it could mean half the country is under attack. Code Red is cool. It's the name of the new drink by Mountain Dew -- a kind of cherry Dew.

Mad Max is a very different franchise now than when it started in 1979; George Miller’s post-apocalyptic saga has evolved a lot over the years. The first Mad Max movie was a microbudget ...

On A Gray 'Day,' One Last Post-Apocalyptic Stand Set in a ... it seems to be simple color correction — specifically, zapping the frame of any lively hues and leaving behind a desolate palette ...

Though most obviously an influence on the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game franchise, you can certainly see elements of Fallout in this movie’s set design, themes, and color palette.

The post-apocalyptic sections burst with a natural color palette, dominated by green. The mid-apocalyptic sections are stark white, thanks to the snow everywhere, with warmer tones for the ...

Discover how filmmakers use color to create powerful atmospheres in post-apocalyptic movies, from dark tones to vibrant contrasts, as seen in "Mad Max: Fury Road." More for You The 60 Worst Action ...

In a post-apocalyptic world robbed of color, coherence and any identifiable sense of intrigue, a witch and a bounty hunter roam the Earth, slowly stalked by those who wish them dead.

For movie makers, this color palette can be a powerful tool. Human skin matches a relatively narrow swath of the orange section of the color wheel, from very light to very dark .