Technicolor Profile

"Best" is subjective, but once I wrapped my mind around how different it looked I found FCPX's built in tools to be adequate until the new Looks/Colorista is released for it. In fact there are even a load of Looks style presets built in that are decent starting points. I usually start by correcting the footage to look consistent, then while I'm doing that I (try to) decide what the grade will look like.

Not sure if you were asking more about grading within FCPX or grading in general, but this taught me a lot about getting the look I want:
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/maschwitz_stu/red-giant-blockbuster-film-look/video-tutorial
 
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