Dead Man on Blu-ray
February 7th, 2013

Dead Man on Blu-ray

“Dead Man” Plot:
Dead Man is the story of a young man’s journey, both physically and spiritually, into very unfamiliar terrain. William Blake travels to the extreme western frontiers of America sometime in the 2nd half of the 19th century. Lost and badly wounded, he encounters a very odd, outcast Native American, named “Nobody,” who believes Blake is actually the dead English poet of the same name. The story, with Nobody’s help, leads William Blake through situations that are in turn comical and violent. Contrary to his nature, circumstances transform Blake into a hunted outlaw, a killer, and a man whose physical existence is slowly slipping away. Thrown into a world that is cruel and chaotic, his eyes are opened to the fragility that defines the realm of the living. It is as though he passes through the surface of a mirror, and emerges into a previously-unknown world that exists on the other side.

Jim Jarmusch

Johnny Depp, Crispin Glover, Lance Henriksen.

Donna E.

Should they colorize old black&white movies?







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    Rob Vincent

    No. Colorization sucks.


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    Aurora Murrell

    No, it ruins the effect of the cinematography and lighting, some of which is brilliant! Colorizing the old films is just an attempt to make the films more appealing to the masses, usually in vain anyway.


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    Rachel K

    Yes, but still maintain the B and W version and people can chose what they want to watch!


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    Larry Banamassa

    Absolutly not!


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    Katy S

    No!


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    David Filley

    They should leave them as they are.


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    Tanis

    Sure, but still keep the old black and white since those are CLASSICS!


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    Evan

    It’s seemingly been a hit & miss trend over the years with colorization & digital remastering, etc. I always think about The Wizard of Oz and how different it looked post-B&W =).


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    Donna Evans

    I love the old black and white and they don’t need to change


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    James Huntley

    Definitely not


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    ncsdave

    If the time is taken to do it well, I think colorizing is fine as more people will watch a color film. But I do think the original black and white version should be offered as well.


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    Jim Woods

    Not if it was a bad movie to begin with! The better ones are worth the effort.


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    Vijay

    Absolutely not!


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    Carol Conerly

    no


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    Allan Culmer

    NO


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    Mark Griesmer

    No


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    tmonkey20

    No it always comes across as fake and takes away from the classic look


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    Kirsten Kimball

    NO


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    Donald Sears

    definitely no


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    Mike Stork

    No


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    Va Du

    Yes I should have the option if I wanted it. The world is a vibrant place that has always been full of color. When you were watching anything in Black and White you have been brainwashed all those years. If you are colorblind, please disregard this message.


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    Tony

    Nope


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    Cindy Moore

    No


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    Derrick

    No.


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    Ryan Rumball

    no


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    Tim

    NO! NO! HELL NO! BLASPHEMY!


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    Jo Crawley

    Sure if they are good ones.


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    Abe Liandro

    sure why not? the option would be cool.


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    Wayne

    As long as they leave the option of viewing the original B&W, yes.


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    Great Artiste

    NO!!!!!!!


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    Troy K

    To have the option would be nice


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    Dean B

    NO


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    George A Lackey

    As an option


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    Pam Jackson

    Sure, why not? Then you can watch them either or both ways if you want.


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    steve weber

    definitely not.


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    Bryan Chow

    Never!


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    USArmy

    Offer both


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    David Gordon

    yes


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    Kevin W

    If they want to.


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    Jonathan Sevigny

    no


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    Lori P

    No. Restore their original black and white if it hasn’t been done already, but don’t colorize them.


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    Shemp DeYoung

    I like movies when they are remastered, but not changed. It’s like a classic car restoration.


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    Dian

    No-most would be ruined if colorized


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    Heather Holmberg

    yes ! new look brings new perception


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    Debora Miscione

    Depends on the movie.


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    Martee

    no


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    Jennifer J

    no, it would ruin them


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    Daniel Morrell

    yes, some look better than just b&w


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    Felina M

    no


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    CarolynW

    no + it looks terrible


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    Christine S

    no.why??


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    Beth Sellick

    NO!!!


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    Dominique Ho

    No, keep it so.


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    daniel nadeau

    No classics should stay as is.


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    Anne Taylor

    NO, no and no!


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    Dung La

    No.


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    Susan

    Definitely not! I find that the colour in colourized movies is absolutely horrible…it often looks pastel-like and not very realistic at all. Also, it plays havoc with shadows…can you imagine a classic film noir being colourized? It would take some of the mystery and suspense out of the entire movie. Any kind of art should be kept as the artist intended, IMO…when deviating from what was intended, it bastardizes the original. Nope, please keep my B&W movies B&W instead of dipping them in yucky Easter egg colours!


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    Lyn

    if its a movie that needs or more appealing when its colored then yes some movies can be colored


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    Nicole Wallace

    Yes some movies benefit from being colorized


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    tamara seiko

    I believe the movies should remain as they were made originally. They may repair a bit like scratchy sounds etc. but not the color . That is the fun of being nostalgic and just sitting and watching an old movie.


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    Marybeth Fortney

    Oh no they shouldn’t colorize old movies they are black and white for a reason bc they are old and need to stay that way lol :-)


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    christopher h

    god, no


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    Kathy Reitlo

    No


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    Bruce

    No.


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    David H.

    No, because that is taking away the power, the impact, and the director’s original vision of the films when they were first released.


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    Anita

    No way.


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    Caroline

    No


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    Vivian D.

    No, their true character would be lost!


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    Lori Behr

    I don’t think they should colorize old black & white movies..no leave them the way they are…classic! I had this in a VHS once but I no longer have aVHS player ….But i do have a Blu-ray player & this would go great in my Johnny Depp collection…hint…hint …wink..wink!;)


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    Paul Huppe

    Definitely not!


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    Kelly

    no way…theres nothing wrong with a black and white movie


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    Dan

    n0


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    Cary Gordon

    No.


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    Elena Rossi

    no


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    Melanie Diehl

    Why not colorize, if you still have a choice to watch the B&W version I don’t have a problem with it.


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    Roy

    yes


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    Zenaida

    No


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    Allen Duncan

    Not all of them some are better in color and some are not depending on the movie.


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    Sue Steeves

    There is something lost when they add colour to black and white movies so I vote NO!


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    Mary Hietkamp

    yes


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    Steve

    Yes. The black and white version would still be available and everyone can watch the film how they wish.


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    peggy dutton

    no I believe classics should stay as original as possible that is what makes them classics


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    Leigh Nichols

    no


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    Damon Jacobs

    No way!


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    tawney

    only in Neon………….


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    Sharon Baker

    No they should not. That’s why they are classics.


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    Maria Olah

    No, they should stay in black and white.


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    Sue Nielsen

    No.


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    Richard

    no


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    Valerie L

    only some of them


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    Shirley Welch

    I like black and white movies and only a few have really been improved by colorizing them.


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    Cari Griffin

    Absolutely NOT! Black and white movies have a nostalgic feel that cannot be compared to color movies! PLUS with almost every movie now being made in 3D (which is ridiculous!) it’s nice to be able to watch a movie and feel like you’re back in the 1930s!!


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    Constantine

    No.


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    Donna Evans

    Old black & white movies are great just the way they were made


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    erle swadron

    no way… u can’t beat the original… I told my kids that until 1957, the entire world was 50 shades of gray….then, they invented colour and the world changed…


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    Breanne Tennant

    Holiday Inn is way better colorized so I suppose it depends on the genre, like musicals.


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    shelley king

    yes, they should.


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    Sandra Sue Blanton

    I say leave them as they are.. Nothing like an old black and white move..:)


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    Matthew O.

    I’d say only for audience demanded titles.


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    diane king

    depends on the movie


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    Will Griesmer

    No


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    pamela chase

    No, lets keep them the way they were meant to be shown


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    Mike

    Sure, if it’ll help bring the film to a new audience. Keep the original intact as an alternative of course.


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    Merri Matalon

    No. Leave it the way it is!


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    Michael Oelrich

    No.


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    Luisa Monroy

    Sure!! I can choose whether to watch or not!


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    Pam Rowland

    No, I love the old B&W movies just the way they are. They should be restored if necessary but please leave them B&W.


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    Adam Roger beckwith

    NO! Not at all, Thats what makes them classics


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    Wendy Wagar

    No, mostly it just looks fake.


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    Travis

    No, if they colorize movies they will lose some of their charm.


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    lisa mcfarland

    sure


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    kathleen nelson

    no! that’s what makes black and white soo vintage,the shadows and lighting give it character


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    Tina M

    NO! Do not colorize Black and White movies!


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    Polly Hall

    No


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    Jesse Skeen

    No!


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    Anne Fast

    NO,l eave them as they were


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    Wendy hutton

    no it takes away the greatness of them


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    dale r. swift

    NO -they are works of art.


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    marilyn

    Not this one.


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    Doug M

    no


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    Mary A

    no


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    ELIZABETH WRAGG

    yes definitely would be a great idea!!


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    Shirley Turner

    It depends on the movie. Some of the old thrillers should stay in black and white. It adds to the overall feel of the movie.


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    Sue Barney

    I think they look like they arent real when they have been colorized


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    Jason Pamer

    leave B&W alone


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    Leslie Fox

    Unless the color looks natural, not like it has been added later. then just leave it as originally made,


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    debbie smith

    no, they are black and white for a reason…and we want it kept that way! i have very fond memories of the movies i watched with my parents and grandparents, especially miracle on 34th street


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    Andrea Amy

    No. They should leave them the way they are.


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    Daisy-Lu

    Yes


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    Julie Farmer

    No!


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    Tonya Carey

    No


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    Stephane Munger

    No! I prefer the original version!


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    Char G

    I would actually like to see them in both on the same dvd. The younger generation seems to only want color but this might entice them to see the black and white and appreciate the classics. I love the black and white!


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    Maria Martin

    No


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    Charlene Roseth

    i love the black and movies. However, I do think they should colorize these classics to make the favorites for every generation. Instead of lost and unknown


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    Maria Martin

    No!


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    Dawn Cook

    no they should leave them the way they are


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    carol johnson

    no


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    Penny Kent

    No like them the way they are.


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    Hung Kuang

    Depends. Some movies are just better black and white.


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    ruby reis

    no no no….actually I wish they would make more black and while movies…


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    Lisa H.

    Should be available in both.


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    Gary

    No, don’t mess with the classics! They shouldn’t even remake them, but Hollywood has run out of original ideas.


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    roberta massard

    no


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    antony bosch

    No, especially when you you consider the success of movies like Frankenweenie. Just has a certain feel.. what if wizard of oz had all been in colour…


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    Dwight York

    Oh no, That’s why they are so great!!!


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    Shari Ballon

    No, they should’t colorize old black&white movies.


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    David Alms

    depends on the movie


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    Wayne S

    No way jose


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    kathy bp

    No. They should stay black and white.


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    ToCo

    Why not?!? It makes the movie more interesting…options ARE good! :)


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    Sandra Rooke

    no


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    julia g

    No!


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    Terri Costello

    No they should not colorize old black and white movies.


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    Heather Diotte

    Yes I think so!


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    Tom Young

    Classics should remain classics, in their original format. Colorizing provides a fresh look, but can take away from the original form.


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    Jenness M

    Never!


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    Linda Orellano

    No keep them classic Black and white!


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    charles knight

    hell no…


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    Jeff Richmond

    Leave classics alone , plus they have yet to develope a good color transfer of B&W to color , so no .


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    dawn bonneville

    i think they should colorize old b&w movies!!


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    Stephen Lutz

    Certain movies would like awesome, but I believe they should have it ok’d by the director, writer, etc.


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    Mary Keener

    Yes because there were colors back then, just not colored film. I love watching the movies in color especially Gone With The Wind and The Wizard of Oz!


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    Erica S.

    No! They should not colorize old black and white movies!


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    Jim Morgan

    ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!


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    Belinda Moore

    No


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    Emma

    no, it loses the charm


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    Brandon D.

    Sure, why not? People are acting like if black and white movies were colorized, the original black and white version would be erased from existence.


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    effie mclinden

    no i dont think they should, they are classic for a reason!


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    Peter

    No! Leave the classics as they were meant to be!


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    Daniel W.

    no way Jose


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    June S.

    No


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    Christina Sly

    No leave the classics alone!


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    kim minton

    no


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    Vesper

    No


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    Amy Heffernan

    Some yes! Others No! lol


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    Angelique Drummond

    No I think they should leave movies the way they are. Black and white movies don’t need to be colorized.


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