Absolutely! That warm, golden light is like a cinematic hug that lifts every frame—just think how “The Greatest Showman” uses saturated reds and sunshine to make the circus feel alive, or how “La La Land” turns the city lights into a moving, almost dream‑like backdrop. In summer blockbusters, directors often lean into quick cuts, upbeat scores, and generous use of the 1.85:1 ratio to keep the energy bouncing. When the sun bathes a road‑trip montage, the audience’s dopamine spikes a little faster, making the whole scene feel effortlessly uplifting. If we compare that to the wide 2.39:1 framing in “Guardians of the Galaxy,” we can see how different aspect ratios push the same buoyant mood. Let’s pick a few favorites and see what tricks they share!