<![CDATA[Great FX]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Dolores Claiborne

Xumuon — 12 years ago(January 10, 2014 07:56 PM)

Near the end with the solar eclipse coming on, the change in saturation, contrast and lighting effects was really impressive
As if having such a strong story/plot with such mega performances wasn't enough, filmmakers like this put the modern crowd to shame, to shame.

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The whole backyard scene was done on a Soundstage with a green wall.

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I agree. The Kodachrome on acid effect on the Maine coastline was about the only supernatural aspect of this Stephen King story, and a great backdrop for Joe's demise.
It came close and a film can only come close to the experience of a total solar eclipse.

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