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But Florida is always sunny and bright! Can you imagine how Mr. Willis might have shot it and designed it to be printed?

The WA Blu-ray was released in 2017, and while I have no direct information, I’d bet that it was repurposed from an earlier transfer that made it appear natural and “proper.” I have no problem with it. Have you seen the Criterion? Don’t recall if that was mentioned in this thread/

A couple of points — Not certain why Blu-Ray is being discussed as the final product. Color grading from an Eastman OCN is not as dense as portrayed. A film is made up of multiple shots, generally exposed on 1,000 foot negative rolls. If one is shooting alternates of two characters for a...

Problem here is that the color is not what viewers will expect as the norm for sunny Florida, which may be a part of the problem.

The interesting point here, is that what I’m seeing on screen via the Criterion disc looks nothing akin to the majority of frame grabs, on which I also base my decisions.

The DP apparently signed off on the dye transfer print used as reference. This is SOP.

A distinct possibility. However, reportedly, the DP signed off on it.

There's a certain sadness that goes along with reviewing a new 4k UHD release of a Gene Hackman film these days. Superb actor. Terrific human being. Night Moves puts him together with is Bonnie & Clyde director, Arthur Penn, and between the two, with an assist from a great supporting cast...