Why does everything now has an effing color filter?
I'm not a cinematographer, don't work in film however I have seen countless films and have photography experience, and pretty much every single movie and tv show produced in the last decade has some sort of color filter, usually blue or yellow all throughout. There is no such thing as realistic skin tone, there is no such thing as whites that are white in a movie, or blacks that are black, there is no natural color anymore and hasn't been for years now, probably decades. An absolute masterpiece like Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo would be impossible to shoot today because, as I said, there is no natural lighting with actual realistic colors in film, there is no mood achieved with only lighting anymore either.
So which is it? Is this a natural aspect to digital, which is absolute shít no matter how much the digital fans protest otherwise, digital will always be shít. Or is it just plain ignorance and laziness from the cinematographers? Again, an inevitable outcome of digital. Either way film is in the gutter right now, not just thematically but technically as well, I would say it's never been worse.