We may earn a commission from links on this page. You've likely noticed it, and probably even joked about it: it feels like every game (and movie) these days is all about the colours blue and ...

Stanford University statistics student Edmund Helmer decided to paint a more analytical portrait of the cinematic love affair with the orange-teal combo by examining hundreds of movie trailers and ...

We’ve been over this. A cloud of orange and blue/teal has long since descended on the film industry, giving a rising number of movies a sickly, color-corrected patina—as though a bunch of ...

Those of you who watch a lot of Hollywood movies may have noticed a certain trend that has consumed the industry in the last few years. It is one of the most insidious and heinous practices that ...

Johndan Johnson-Eilola is a professor of communication and media at Clarkson University. This story originally featured on The Conversation. On September 9, many West Coast residents looked out ...

The orange/teal phenomenon is most often used in big ... time period very easily and to great effect. In my experience, movies set in the 60s and 70s tend to have more orange, yellow and brown ...

Transformers might be the clearest early example of this look—and like all things Michael Bay, it’s a hyper-stylized version of the same teal-and-orange effect dozens of movies (and hundreds ...

When it comes to movie posters, there’s no question which colors rule. Blue and orange. As Jason LeDuc’s infographic shows, the color combo is a marketing hit. Watch out — once you start ...