Thread: The Austen Project rewrites Jane Austen's classics for modern readers
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Old 10-25-2013, 05:27 PM   #72
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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward View Post
Truthfully, it depends on the colorization and the film. Many color movies that have deteriorated have a bit of colorization in the restoration process.

As to B&W, I have the Fox restoration of My Man Godfrey. I've watched both the B&W and the Colorized versions, and actually, (to my surprise) I prefered the color one...
Colorization is an abomination. Ever see the colorized version of Suddenly, in which Frank Sinatra morphed into Ol' Brown Eyes?
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