Films and TV shows that feel like REDRED by CORTIS
A hyper‑charged, neon‑lit rush of youthful defiance and carefree dance‑floor euphoria
- Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010): Both blend retro video‑game aesthetics with a punchy, youthful soundtrack that feels like a neon‑lit dance‑off.
- Ready Player One (2018): The film’s hyper‑digital world and synth‑heavy score echo the song’s cyber‑glam vibe.
- The Matrix (1999): Its iconic synth‑driven score and theme of breaking free in a simulated reality match the track’s rebellious energy.
- Drive (2011): The neon‑lit nocturnal setting and synth‑pop soundtrack create a similar sleek, night‑time rush.
- Euphoria (2019): The series’ bold visual style and genre‑bending pop tracks reflect the song’s edgy, youthful vibe.
- The OA (2016): Its otherworldly, synth‑laden soundscape and themes of identity echo the track’s digital‑dream feel.
- Turbo Kid (2015): A retro‑futuristic adventure drenched in synthwave that aligns with the song’s chiptune sparkle.