Scorsese uses visual evolution to mirror Hughes' life. The film begins with "Two-Strip" Technicolor looks—saturated reds and greens—mimicking the films of the 1920s. As Hughes ages and the world changes, the color palette shifts to a more modern "Three-Strip" look. This attention to detail reflects Hughes’ own perfectionism, making the film's technical achievements a direct tribute to its subject’s obsession with quality.
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