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noght of the living dead (1968) - in colour?!
well, i got the notld (68) and it is in colour!!! if the original version shouldnt be in black and white only? first moments in movie: old car is going on the road, around there arent any other cars, other people... only one car with black roof is going on road. so, i got the real movie?
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#2
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You for been shafted.
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#3
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but when movie starts, in movie is written: night of the living dead... screenplay by john russo,george romero.
hm? what it can mean? the remake? |
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take it back.....and say "i want it in black & white...how is was and not some fucked up orange shit"
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#5
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hmmm why I should take it back? in colours is more exciting to watch. dont u think so?
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#8
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You have been watching...
You have been watching the colorized version of NOTLD. Color has been added to the black and white film using computers.
It was done in the early 1990's I think by Turner Entertainment. Back when colorized films were being made, the job of colorizing paid (supposedly) $10.00 an hour; companies would hire a bunch of computer geeks and pay them 10 bucks an hour to sit at workstations adding color augmentation to the video. Personally, I enjoy some colorized movies, and I liked this one. I also like the colorized KING KONG. The green skin of the ghouls in the colorized NOTLD is very convincing and creepy, I think...and some of the gory violence features nice dark red blood. |
#9
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thanks filmmaker2, u r the first user, who explained me about that without any screaming... thanks 4 you.
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Sure, no problem.
No problem at all.
By the way, I did some checking, and there are actually TWO colorized versions of this film, one from Turner and one (recent) from Offcolor Films. I have not seen the Offcolor Films version, but I'd like to. |
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