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Chicago (2002)

Directed by Rob Marshall · Cinematography by Dion Beebe

PG-13113 min70 frames

ComedyCrimeDrama

If you can't be famous, be infamous.

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Chicago (2002) movie still: medium — A dimly lit theatrical venue with a dark, obscured background. A woman in a dark dress faces the camera while…Chicago (2002) movie still: medium — A dark performance space is filled with reflective light from an entertainer's costume. The dancer stands…Chicago (2002) movie still: fullbody — A dark performance space with a fringe-shaded lamp hanging above a seated man. A woman stands on a raised…Chicago (2002) movie still: medium — A group of performers in elaborate red feathered headpieces surround a man in a suit. They are posing together…Chicago (2002) movie still: closeup — A dimly lit dinner setting features a man in formal wear. A woman reaches toward his shoulder while dining in…Chicago (2002) movie still: medium — A dark cabaret setting features an elderly man in a suit surrounded by showgirls. The man grips a wooden gavel…Chicago (2002) movie still: medium — Two women stand side-by-side against a grid of glowing circular light bulbs. They are wearing matching silver…Chicago (2002) movie still: fullbody — A dark, atmospheric stage filled with light haze and concentrated beams of light. A person stands in the…Chicago (2002) movie still: closeup — A woman looks through a thin vertical gap in a dark, wooden door. The surrounding environment is obscured by…Chicago (2002) movie still: wide — A dark performance stage features sixteen vertical cages glowing with intense red light. Women in tight…Chicago (2002) movie still: closeup — A dark shadow of a microphone and performer falls across a curved wooden panel. Ornate gold leaf molding and…Chicago (2002) movie still: establishing — A dark, snow-covered cobblestone city street framed by old brick buildings and neon signs. An elevated…Chicago (2002) movie still: wide — A dark performance space is illuminated by bright red spotlights arranged in a circle. Multiple men in black…Chicago (2002) movie still: wide — A dark 1940s room features a vintage table, a radio, and a stove. A man sits by the table resting his head on his…Chicago (2002) movie still: medium — A crowded cabaret setting features performers with elaborate feathered headpieces and dramatic stage makeup. A…Chicago (2002) movie still: fullbody — A dark stage features a large red neon sign displaying the name ROXIE. A blonde woman and five men in tuxedos…
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Chicago — official trailer

What is Chicago about?

Murderesses Velma Kelly and Roxie Hart find themselves on death row together and fight for the fame that will keep them from the gallows in 1920s Chicago.

Where can you watch Chicago?

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What does the cinematography of Chicago look like?

Sampled across 68 frames, the coverage of Chicago leans on medium shots (32% of the sample) and wide compositions (28%). Cinematographer Dion Beebe keeps 72% of it in hard-edged, low-key light. Night and dusk account for 88% of the frames. Vintage glass shapes the frame.

What is the color palette of Chicago?

The dominant colors across the sampled frames of Chicago (2002) are #0a0707, #27100e, #fbfbfd, #322b2d, #890202, #d0d0ce — measured from the per-frame color data FrameThrower extracts for every film.

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