DrDre said:
I ended up lowering the overall saturation slightly, but particulary the oranges, and I added a little more red to the skin tones:
I think I liked that one better before the red boost.
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/190275
You can evidently see the red in the walls.
Nothing was done to that frame, except for a reduction in saturation. Also, no red boost was performed in any of the frames. I fact they are now reduced. Only the skin tones were altered in the frames with the soldiers, making them less orange and more red. There is some magenta noise in the walls, but this is inherent to the print, and varies from frame to frame. This is why it is more apparent in one frame, compared to the other. Other than that, it is exactly the same frame I posted before with a lower saturation. You just compared it to the wrong frame.
The same magenta staining can be found in the bluray:
…and if you look carefully you can also see it in this photo of a screening:
Sadly, nothing can be done about it.