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Why cinemas love red seats

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The lavish, aggressive red upholstery utilized in nearly every cinema isn't just an homage to vintage royalty. It is entirely based on the Purkinje effect, a scientific quirk where the human eye drastically loses the ability to perceive the color red in low light. When the massive house lights finally dim, the bold red seats effectively turn completely invisible, removing any visual distractions.

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