pretty much the way it always is.The movie In Cold Blood was okay but the book was so much better.
The written word is much more expressive. Read the James Jones trilogy of From Here to Eternity, The Thin Red Line, and Some Came Running.The movie In Cold Blood was okay but the book was so much better.
Ted Turner's version of 30 Seconds Over Tokyo was a good example of this. The colors were way off and it just didn't feel right. Four or five Three Stooges shorts have been colorized and they are still funny but you expect those to be black and white.I'd rather watch an old movie in B&W than watch a crappy colorized version. Maybe the colorizing is better now but give me the original. Color movies usually are visually more appealing. I wonder at some point the kids will be saying they can't watch a 2D movie when 3D holographic movies are the norm. Probably![]()
Generally speaking Hollywood's "Golden Era" that had the best directors and best actors (most of whom were immigrants) were made from 1900 to around 1950. Your friend is about as ignorant as they come as his statements were laughable. I doubt if he ever watched even one of the "Classics". Tell this Moron to watch "Casablanca" a black and white movie considered by many film critics as one of the best Hollywood Movies ever made and it was being written as they were shooting it making it all the more amazing. And many of the actors were immigrant Character Actors.Earlier this evening I was talking to someone in his early 30's at work. I told him I watched a couple of black and white film noir movies last night and he told me that he would never watch a black and white film.
He also did not believe that Gone With The Wind and The Wizard of Oz were made in 1939 because he knows there were no color movies at that time. He claims that any movie in black and white is dull with no imagination.
I guess the world started when he came into it because nothing of any importance could have happened before he was born.
"Wittness for the Prosecution".... 1957..... amazing story line with a triple surprise ending.... youthful idiots have no understanding of great acting, directors, producers, storyline......here is one place to view--->
"Wittness for the Prosecution".... 1957..... amazing story line with a triple surprise ending.... youthful idiots have no understanding of great acting, directors, producers,